THE country’s biggest on-farm open day, Stock & Land Beef Week, kicked off today in southern NSW with 16 studs opening their gates to visitors.
Across the nine days, from January 27 to February 4, 224 studs representing 30 breeds will showcase some of the best herd improving genetics the country has on offer.
Glenholme and Kirraweena Herefords and Poll Herefords co-principal Geoff Bush (pictured with Cootamundra stock and station agency Holman Tolmie principal Garry James and son Sam with rising two-year-old bulls)
Peter Quinn and Ryan Scetrine of Allflex, with Rose View Herefords principals Janelle and David Manwaring, pictured with 12 month-old bulls.
Bill Daunt (right), from Moyhu, inspecting one of Injemira’s 80 Whiteface February sale bulls with stud principal, Marc Greening.
Greg Peel, Yarawa South stud principal.
Yavenvale Stud principals, James and Nikki Pearce and children Lily and Harry, with their pen of ten Poll Hereford heifers entered in the RASV Heifer Challenge.
Yukon Park/Tumulla stud principal, Barry Peel.
Daryl Schipp of Doodle Cooma Poll Herefords and Schipps Red Angus with Scott Morrow, Landmark Wagga Wagga and Scott’s son Lachlan.
Willie Milne, Charlie Ireland and Corey Ireland of Irelands Angus at 'Ivydell', Wagga Wagga, NSW.
Talgoona Charolais, Bryce Galvin and his oldest daughter Sophie are pictured with their 18-20 month old sale bulls.
