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1. Current herd bulls Bull health There are several diseases that impair bull fertility either as true venereal diseases or by being adversely affected by the pathogen during the mating […]
There’s no doubt that when you’re buying a bull, his physical and structural soundness must be factored in. But what you can’t see is just as important. Using breeding values […]
Given that a beef business is essentially driven by the number of animals it can sell, their weight and price, then there is a need to focus on the […]
Your breeding objective Before selecting a bull it is important that you have clear breeding objectives set for your herd. The following points should be used as a guide to […]
Do you want to get more bang for your buck when buying bulls? Steve Farmer, a grazier at Mt Elsa, Canoona in Queensland explains how in this short video… Check […]
Will assist you to use key fertility measures based on a Bull Breeding Soundness Evaluation (BBSE), define and seek the necessary genetic traits when selecting a bull, use sound breeding […]
A Professional Reproductive Examination for bulls, or BULLCHECK™, provides breeders, vendors and buyers with assurance that bulls have a high probability of being fertile at the point of sale. BULLCHECK™ […]
“There’s no way to tell a bull is fertile just by looking at him” – Mark Madew from Cundarra Santa Gertrudis. Keen to learn about how a Bull Breeding Soundness […]
Year-round mating is common practice for northern Australian beef properties, due to the difficulty in managing the bulls across extensive areas. As a result, many calves are born during the […]
Shopping for a high-performing bull starts well before sale day. In this presentation Meat & Livestock Australia’s Clara Bradford and Tropical Beef Technology Services’ Tim Emery provide tips and tools […]
