Beef Country

NZ Shorthorn Hosts Breeders & Farmers at Raupuha Stud

The first draft of 18-month-old steers set to be processed as part of a six-year breeding programme in collaboration with Beef + Lamb Genetics NZ (BLGNZ) will be on show. Words NZ Shorthorn.

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Irish lead the way in addressing non-replacement dairy calves

Aware of the reputational risk posed by non-replacement bobby calves, the Irish dairy industry has used every tool and system at its disposal to drive industry change. Words Sandra Taylor.

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Triple drench resistance sparks substantial change

Meringa Station changed its stock strategy to graze three rotations of cattle after the sheep to combat triple drench resistance. Words Sarah Perriam-Lampp, Photos Pamu.

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Speckle Park ticks all the trait boxes

Faster finishing finds value in lesser-known cuts of meat. Words Speckle Park International.

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Unlock cashflow to keep growing

For farmers, managing cashflow while keeping stock numbers up can be a constant challenge. Words PGG Wrightson

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2024 2-Year Old Bull Sales and Yearling Bull Sales

Our 2024 bull and yearling sales calendar and directory, direct from BEEF Country.

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How to buy the right bull

Being clear on your desired outcome is the first step to ensure you end up with a bull-team well suited to your particular needs.

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Eye fillet of beef & green tomato salad

Although eye fillet of beef may not have the extra flavour of say, scotch or sirloin, it has always been a favourite of mine when entertaining. It can be enjoyed cooked to blue, rare, medium-rare or even medium, if you must! Recipe & Words Kathy Paterson, Photo Tam West.

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AngusPRO: A progressive approach

AngusPRO is committed to bettering Angus cattle within the New Zealand beef industry and ensuring Angus is the tastiest beef on everyone’s lips. Words by Sarah Horrocks.

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Cow condition score is regarded as a big influencer of conception rate

Body Condition Score (BCS) data over several years shows a straight-line relationship to mating success. Words by Tony Leggett.

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