Stock & Land
Wednesday, December 6, 2023
Studstock
Cashmore's Nudie ewes garner interest from across three states
Rachel Simmonds
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Cashmore Oaklea stud co-principal John Keiller says clients aimed to start self-replacing Maternal composite and Nudie flocks. Picture supplied
Low Footprint sale shows growing interstate interest in Nudie lambs
Philippe Perez
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Low Footprint Lamb stud principal Matt Kelly, Croxton East, with his top priced Nudie ram Lot 12, which sold for $10,000 to Lochs Farming, Hordern Vale. Picture supplied
Wool demand keeps buyer confidence up at Trefusis ram sale
Philippe Perez
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Stud classer Andrew Calvert, top buyer Julian Von Bibra, Ross and Trefusis stud principal Georgie Wallace with Lot 20 220348, sold for $2800. Picture supplied
A gold-standard Quamby Plains Corriedale ram heads to Hotspur
Rachel Simmonds
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Quamby Plains Corriedales and Poll Herefords stud principal Victoria Archer, Hagley, Tas, and Nutrien livestock agent Jock Gibson, Launceston, Tas. Picture supplied
Victorian lamb producers and Corriedale studs buy big over the Bass
Rachel Simmonds
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Victorian lamb producers and Corriedale studs bought two-thirds of Blackwood Corriedales' sold lots at its annual ram sale. Picture supplied
Valma Poll Dorsets sells a top-priced ram to one of its neighbours
Andrew Miller
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Valma stud principal Andrew McLauchlan with lot 13, one of two top-priced rams in this year's annual sale. Picture supplied.
Kirkdale, Tasmania, sells into Victoria, Queensland, as well as locally
Andrew Miller
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The top-priced ram from Kirkdale Southdowns, Evandale, Tasmania. Picture supplied.
Stockman Merino rams to Victoria and Tasmania in total clearance
Andrew Miller
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Lucy Gray, Melton Mowbray, Tas, John Williamson, Whorouly, and Stockman stud manager Kip Gray, Melton Mowbray, Tas, with the top-priced ram. Picture by Flea McShane
Now's the time to invest in genetics, Fairbank stud principal says
Rachel Simmonds
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Fairbank Poll Dorset, White Suffolk & Southdown stud principal Chris Badcock with the annual ram sale's three top-priced lots. Picture supplied
United Kingdom farmers explore Tassie to taste different farming customs
Rachel Simmonds
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UK Farmers Tour Group with the Martindale Angus team, as part of their 16-day tour travelling Australia to learn about its farming customs. Picture supplied

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