We are pleased to welcome you to our 26th annual on-property auction and are pleased to offer you 80 powerful, robust, carcase filled, fertile bulls. When we look at the bulls, we are very proud of the type and the decades of breeding that they are backed by, especially the strong cow families.
Once again, we feel this group of sale bulls brings to the fore the Karoo philosophy of producing bulls that will move your herd forward genetically. Our aim is to combine growth, performance and carcase into their progeny. The type of cattle we breed are high performance cattle, both from a genetic perspective and have a sensible maturity pattern. We believe the two most profit makers are maximizing the number of live calves born and the kilos of beef grown per hectare. Our bulls are known for explosive growth, which is evident in our, and our clients, cattle at the blue ribbon weaner sale, where we always command a premium. They topped the market this year with a pen of steers from Ben and Mandy Emms. Karoo bred heifers were also awarded best presented pen, bred by Pat Liz, Eilish and Ellie Reen.
This year again we are looking at an abundance of rain, which will set us, and many others, up for a fantastic start to spring with a full moisture profile. The premiums for Angus cattle are more evident than ever. Those with high performing genetics are certainly seeing the rewards, whichever way you decide to market your cattle.
Clients are returning to Karoo bulls purely for profitability. It’s great to hear from clients that their weight gains have significantly increased, which allows them to hit market specs quicker by using Karoo genetics. The beef industry has seen a shift in proceedings over the last 12 months, coming off record high prices and record low interest rates. This makes it even more important to focus on gains that can be made in your business through increased productivity.
We have had numerous people come through the sale line up already, all very impressed with how even they are. True to our “Karoo type” with plenty of meat, muscle, fertility, growth and carcase characteristics. While this is evident, we still value the fleshing and ease of do ability all done, by our whole herd, on a grass based system.
The main sire lines in this year’s bull sale include Quarterback, Karoo Momentous R21 and Rennylea
L519 and a son of his from Booroomooka. We also have new sires Sitz Resilient and Lawsons Rocky. Quarterback is well known for the powerhouse that he is, combined with low birth weight, explosive growth and exceptional IMF. He breeds exceptionally long cattle that have the nicest nature and pretty handy EBVs. R21 has 8 sons in this sale, they are an amazingly powerful group of bulls with some standouts at the front of the catalogue. L519 is a bull that breeds very well shaped animals that are full of muscle while being stylish and easy doing. They are very productive and true to the Karoo Angus type, just fully loaded with red meat.
We extend a warm welcome to all visitors, to see this sale group of bulls. Our open day is Friday 2nd August, from 10am to 3pm. Or if that does not suit, please arrange a time that suits you to inspect the bulls.
All bulls have been sired verified, tested Pestivirus negative, vaccinated, drenched vet inspected, and semen tested. We look forward to seeing you on sale day for a complimentary morning tea and lunch.
Good luck with your bidding, the Karoo team along with Elders Emms Mooney are more than happy to talk you through your bull buying needs. The sale starts at 1pm under the hammer and online bidding is available through AuctionsPlus.
We would like to thank you, our clients, for your continued support of Karoo. We appreciate each one of you for the role you play in making Karoo a successful family business.
Best wishes to all,
SALE INFORMATION
LOCATION
‘Karoo’ is situated at 2641 Great Western Highway, Meadow Flat NSW; 32km east of Bathurst and 27km west of Lithgow. The sale will be held undercover.
INSPECTIONS
Cattle will be yarded in pens at ‘Karoo’ from 10.00am sale day, or inspections can be arranged any time prior to the sale by appointment with the agent or vendor.
REFRESHMENTS
Morning tea and lunch will be served. It will be complimentary on behalf of Karoo Angus.
SUPPLEMENTARY SHEET
Will be available on sale day, including scrotal size measurements and weights.
INSURANCE
Will be available on sale day through Elders Emms Mooney.
REBATE
2% is allowed to all reciprocating agents accompanying buyer to the sale and settling within 7 days of invoice.
CARTAGE/TRANSPORT
We are offering FREE delivery for 2024 sale bulls. Elders Emms Mooney will be coordinating all transport. See page 7 for details.
SAFETY
At the sale, please do not enter pens unnecessarily and do not crowd around the bulls. No children are permitted to enter pens.
MOBILE PHONE BIDDING
There will be mobile phones available for bidding. To ensure you get a line, please contact Ben Emms – 0428 639 381 to arrange phone bidding.
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ACCOMMODATION
Bathurst Visitor Information Centre 1800 681 000
Lithgow Visitor Information Centre 02 6353 1859
AGENT CONTACTS
Elders Emms Mooney 02 6331 0744
Ben Emms 0428 639 381
Pat Bird 0438 361 109
Matt Byrnes 0427 259 529
Ben Redfern 0457 770 062
Harry Larnach 0428 637 540
Sam D’Arcy 0401 612 996
Liam Murphy 0459 426 658
CONTACT US
John Reen P 02 6359 5227
Annie Scott M 0413 584 453 E karooangus@outlook.com
Facebook: facebook.com/karoo.angus
CATALOGUE & VIDEOS ONLINE
You can access the Karoo sale catalogue online. Go to www.karooangus.com.au and click on the ‘Sales’ page. Follow the links to either download a PDF catalogue to print or view on your computer, or follow the link to the Angus Australia online catalogue. This online catalogue enables you to electronically search and sort the catalogue, as well as view calving information of females back in the sale bull’s pedigrees, amongst many other options.
ABOUT THE BULLS
THEKAROO ANGUS GUARANTEE
HEALTH
All bulls are offered with our quality assurance guarantee. In addition, we take the following steps at ‘Karoo’, against reproductive losses. This means that all bulls have: - Been tested to prove they are PI Negative via TSU samples - vaccinated with: 7-in-1, Lepto, Pestiguard, Vibro, IBR, Flukazole C, Lice treatment – Stampede
All bulls have either been tested free of genetic mutations (AM, NH, CA, DD), except for lot 28 NH Carrier, Lot 43 DD Carrier, Lot 73 CA Carrier and Lot 75 DD Carrier or are pedigree free from such mutations.
FERTILITY
All bulls have been vet inspected for physical soundness and palpitation of the sexual anatomy, and measurement and examination of testes. Any claim against fertility must be forwarded to the vendor or agent within nine (9) months accompanied by a veterinary certificate.
VISUAL ASSESSMENT
When choosing bulls you need to use both the EBVs and visual assessment. Visual assessment is essential to assess physical and structural soundness and is a reasonable indicator of health and temperament. EBVs are a tool that will help you to make more ‘educated’ decisions when you are choosing breeding stock. Do your homework well before the sale when you have plenty of time. Set some parameters for your EBVs that fall within your market requirements to narrow down potential purchases. Use this ‘suitable list’ of bulls and spend time looking, assessing the physical characteristics that you require.
THE KAROO GUARANTEE
All sale bulls have been examined for fertility. This examination includes a semen test and palpitation of the sexual anatomy, measurement and examination of the testes. At Karoo we are proud of the product that we offer to our customers. We guarantee the fertility of all the bulls. If a bull should prove infertile or breaks down due to reasons other than injury, misadventure or negligence, Karoo will provide you with a satisfactory replacement if available, or issue you with a credit equal to the purchase price minus any salvage value. Any request for replacement or refund must be lodged with the vendor or agent within nine months from the date of purchase, accompanied by a veterinary certificate. We wish you every success with your purchase and we believe that the bulls will enhance your breeding programme, however if you have any problems, please don’t hesitate to contact us.
SEMEN RIGHTS
Karoo reserves the right to collect semen for within herd use from any bull that is sold. This will be at our expense and the purchases convenience.
ANGUS SIRE ASSURED
All bulls in this catalogue are DNA sire verified. This improves the integrity of the pedigree, genetic condition and Angus BREEDPLAN EBV information that is provided.
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If successful, contact selling agent to arrange payment and delivery. The correct agent details will be in the catalogue header, contact after the sale to arrange payment and delivery.
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PAYMENT
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SALEINCLUDES100EUNSM HEIFERS
The heifers are from the heart of the Karoo commercial herd. Born in August / September 2023 they will be assessed for AuctionsPlus. We are very proud of the females that we produce, they are the perfect balance of maternal strength and performance.
CARTAGE/TRANSPORT
Allen Markwick and his team will be taking care of delivering bulls. As such, no deliveries will take place on sale day. All bulls will be delivered in a timely matter over a two-week period, post-sale day. All instructions for transport must be in writing. Buyers instruction slip must be completed prior to departure from sale.
Understanding the TransTasman
Angus Cattle Evaluation (TACE)
What is the TransTasman Angus Cattle Evaluation?
The TransTasman Angus Cattle Evaluation is the genetic evaluation program adopted by Angus Australia for Angus and Angus influenced beef cattle. The TransTasman Angus Cattle Evaluation uses Best Linear Unbiased Prediction (BLUP) technology to produce Estimated Breeding Values (EBVs) of recorded cattle for a range of important production traits (e.g. weight, carcase, fertility).
The TransTasman Angus Cattle Evaluation is an international genetic evaluation and includes pedigree, performance and genomic information from the Angus Australia and Angus New Zealand databases, along with selected information from the American and Canadian Angus Associations.
The TransTasman Angus Cattle Evaluation utilises a range of genetic evaluation software, including the internationally recognised BLUPF90 family of programs, and BREEDPLAN® beef genetic evaluation analytical software, as developed by the Animal Genetics and Breeding Unit (AGBU), a joint institute of NSW Agriculture and the University of New England, and Meat and Livestock Australia Limited (MLA).
What is an EBV?
An animal’s breeding value can be defined as its genetic merit for each trait. While it is not possible to determine an animal’s true breeding value, it is possible to estimate it. These estimates of an animal’s true breeding value are called EBVs (Estimated Breeding Values).
EBVs are expressed as the difference between an individual animal’s genetics and a historical genetic level (i.e. group of animals) within the TACE genetic evaluation, and are reported in the units in which the measurements are taken.
Using EBVs to Compare the Genetics of Two Animals
TACE EBVs can be used to estimate the expected difference in the genetics of two animals, with the expected difference equating to half the difference in the EBVs of the animals, all other things being equal (e.g. they are joined to the same animal/s).
For example, a bull with a 200 Day Growth EBV of +60 would be expected to produce progeny that are, on average, 10 kg heavier at 200 days of age than a bull with a 200 Day Growth EBV of +40 kg (i.e. 20
kg difference between the sire’s EBVs, then halved as the sire only contributes half the genetics).
Or similarly, a bull with an IMF EBV of +3.0 would be expected to produce progeny with on average, 1% more intramuscular fat in a 400 kg carcase than a bull with a IMF EBV of +1.0 (i.e. 2% difference between the sire’s EBVs, then halved as the sire only contributes half the genetics).
Using EBVs to Benchmark an Animal’s Genetics with the Breed
EBVs can also be used to benchmark an animal’s genetics relative to the genetics of other Angus or Angus infused animals recorded with Angus Australia. To benchmark an animal’s genetics relative to other Angus animals, an animal’s EBV can be compared to the EBV reference tables, which provide:
• the breed average EBV
• the percentile bands table
The current breed average EBV is listed on the bottom of each page in this publication, while the current EBV reference tables are included at the end of these introductory notes.
For easy reference, the percentile band in which an animal’s EBV ranks is also published in association with the EBV.
Considering Accuracy
An accuracy value is published with each EBV, and is usually displayed as a percentage value immediately below the EBV. The accuracy value provides an indication of the reliability of the EBV in estimating the animal’s genetics (or true breeding value), and is an indication of the amount of information that has been used in the calculation of the EBV.
EBVs with accuracy values below 50% should be considered as preliminary or of low accuracy, 50-74% as of medium accuracy, 75-90% of medium to high accuracy, and 90% or greater as high accuracy.
Description of TACE EBVs
EBVs are calculated for a range of traits within TACE, covering calving ease, growth, fertility, maternal performance, carcase merit, feed efficiency and structural soundness. A description of each EBV included in this publication is provided on the following page.
UNDERSTANDING ESTIMATED BREEDING VALUES (EBVS)
CEDir % Genetic differences in the ability of a sire’s calves to be born unassisted from 2 year old heifers.
CEDtrs % Genetic differences in the ability of a sire’s daughters to calve unassisted at 2 years of age.
GL days
Genetic differences between animals in the length of time from the date of conception to the birth of the calf.
BW kg Genetic differences between animals in calf weight at birth.
200 Day kg
Genetic differences between animals in live weight at 200 days of age due to genetics for growth.
400 Day kg Genetic differences between animals in live weight at 400 days of age.
600 Day kg Genetic differences between animals in live weight at 600 days of age.
MCW kg
Milk kg
DtC days
Genetic differences between animals in live weight of cows at 5 years of age.
Genetic differences between animals in live weight at 200 days of age due to the maternal contribution of its dam.
Genetic differences between animals in the time from the start of the joining period (i.e. when the female is introduced to a bull) until subsequent calving.
SS cm Genetic differences between animals in scrotal circumference at 400 days of age.
CWT kg Genetic differences between animals in hot standard carcase weight at 750 days of age.
EMA cm2 Genetic differences between animals in eye muscle area at the 12/13th rib site in a 400 kg carcase.
Rib Fat mm
P8 Fat mm
Genetic differences between animals in fat depth at the 12/13th rib site in a 400 kg carcase.
Genetic differences between animals in fat depth at the P8 rump site in a 400 kg carcase.
RBY % Genetic differences between animals in boned out saleable meat from a 400 kg carcase.
IMF % Genetic differences between animals in intramuscular fat (marbling) at the 12/13th rib site in a 400 kg carcase.
NFI-F kg/day Genetic differences between animals in feed intake at a standard weight and rate of weight gain when animals are in a feedlot finishing phase.
Doc % Genetic differences between animals in temperament.
Claw Set score Genetic differences in claw set structure (shape and evenness of claws).
Foot Angle score Genetic differences in foot angle (strength of pastern, depth of heel).
Leg Angle score Genetic differences in rear leg structure when viewed from the side (angle at front of the hock).
$A $
$A-L $
Genetic differences between animals in net profitability per cow joined in a typical commercial self replacing herd using Angus bulls. This selection index is not specific to a particular market end-point, but identifies animals that will improve overall net profitability in the majority of commercial, self replacing, grass and grain finishing beef production systems.
Genetic differences between animals in net profitability per cow joined in a typical commercial self replacing herd using Angus bulls. This selection index is not specific to a particular market end-point, but identifies animals that will improve overall net profitability in the majority of commercial, self replacing, grass and grain finishing beef production systems.
The $A-L index is similar to the $A index but is modelled on a production system where feed is surplus to requirements for the majority of the year, or the cost of supplying additional feed when animal feed requirements increase is low.
While the $A aims to maintain mature cow weight, the $A-L does not aim to limit the increase in mature cow weight as there is minimal cost incurred if the feed maintenance requirements of the female breeding herd increase as a result of selection decisions.
Higher EBVs indicate fewer calving difficulties in 2 year old heifers.
Higher EBVs indicate fewer calving difficulties in 2 year old heifers.
The Beef Class Structural Assessment System uses a 1 – 9 scoring system for feet and leg structure:
• A score of 5 is ideal
• 4 and 6 show slight variation from ideal, but this includes most animals. Any animal scoring 4 and 6 would be acceptable in any breeding program
• 3 and 7 shows greater variation, but would be acceptable in most commercial breeding programs, however seedstock producers should be wary
• 2 and 8 are low scoring animals and should be looked at carefully before purchasing
A 1 – 5 scoring system is used for sheath attachment. For feet and leg assessment, animals need to be on a hard, flat and even surface where animal can move/stand naturally.
TRAITS: Scoring range 1 – 9
Front Feet Claw Set 1 – open divergent; 5 – good; 9 – extreme scissor claw
Rear Feet Claw Set 1 – open divergent; 5 – good; 9 – extreme scissor claw
Reference: Shape (primarily curl) and evenness of the claw set.
You could throw a blanket over the R12 sons, very similar in type. T180 has a
REALITY 839#
REALITY
KAROO Q11 QUARTERBACK T148SV (AI)
G A R MOMENTUMPV
LAWSONS MOMENTOUS M518PV
LAWSONS AFRICA H229SV
SIRE: MURDEDUKE QUARTERBACK Q011PV
MURDEDUKE BARUNAH N026PV MURDEDUKE K304SV G A R PROPHETSV
CARABAR DOCKLANDS D62PV
BALDRIDGE BEAST MODE B074PV
BALDRIDGE ISABEL Y69#
DAM: KAROO WILCOOLA Q256#
BOOROOMOOKA DULCIFY D98PV
KAROO WILCOOLA J294#
KAROO WILCOOLA F197#
SIRE: RENNYLEA L519# TE MANIA BERKLEY B1PV
RENNYLEA H414SV
RENNYLEA C310# MATAURI
MILWILLAH
MILWILLAH BARUNAH H8SV
DAM: KAROO BROLGA M208#
SITZ UPWARD 307RSV
KAROO BROLGA H114#
KAROO BROLGA A51PV
LAWSONS MOMENTOUS M518PV
LAWSONS AFRICA
40 KAROO R125 ENHANCE T193PV (Natural)
SYDGEN EXCEED 3223PV
SYDGEN ENHANCESV
SYDGEN RITA 2618#
SIRE: KAROO ENHANCE R125SV
COONAMBLE JUNIOR J266PV
KAROO MONTANA P199SV
KAROO MONTANA H231#
Enhance
MUSGRAVE PRIM LASSIE 163-386#
DAM: KAROO FROSTING R282SV
BOOROOMOOKA DULCIFY D98PV
KAROO FROSTING H308#
KAROO FROSTING F190#
G A R PROGRESSSV
G A R MOMENTUMPV
G A R BIG EYE 1770#
SIRE: LAWSONS MOMENTOUS M518PV
FEATURE REFERENCE SIRES
TE MANIA AFRICA A217PV
LAWSONS AFRICA H229SV
LAWSONS ROCKND AMBUSH E1103PV
July 2024 TransTasman Angus Cattle Evaluation
L519PV
G A R NEW DESIGN 5050# G A R INGENUITY#
1067#
G A R PREDESTINED#
G A R PREDESTINED 287L# G A R OBJECTIVE 1885#
SITZ RESILIENT 10208PV
ID: USA19057457 DOB: 15/02/2018 HBR
BENFIELD SUBSTANCE 8506#
MOHNEN SUBSTANTIAL 272#
MOHNEN GLYN MAWR ELBA 1758#
SIRE: SITZ STELLAR 726D#
CONNEALY FINAL PRODUCTPV
SITZ PRIDE 200B#
SITZ PRIDE 308Y#
KAROO W109 DIRECTION Z181SV
CARABAR DOCKLANDS D62PV
CARABAR BLACKCAP MARY B12PV
DAM: MURDEDUKE BARUNAH N026PV
RENNYLEA EDMUND E11PV
MURDEDUKE K304SV
MURDEDUKE BARUNAH C191SV
MANIA YORKSHIRE Y437PV
MANIA BERKLEY B1PV
TE MANIA LOWAN Z53# DAM: RENNYLEA H414SV
TE MANIA UNLIMITED U3271# RENNYLEA C310# RENNYLEA Z369#
GDAR GAME DAY 449#
SITZ TOP GAME 561X# SITZ PRIDE 88T#
DAM: SITZ MISS BURGESS 1856#
SITZ RAINMAKER 10899#
SITZ MISS BURGESS 4381# SITZ MISS BURGESS 1609#
Number of Herds: 54, Prog Analysed: 882, Genomic Prog: 400
6 SONS
4759, Genomic Prog: 3427
BY KAREN BAILEY
Sheridan and Hugh Brown, Newbridge, with 337kg August /September-drop, Karoo- and Ky warra- blood, Angus weaner steers that sold for $133 5 a head
Sheridan and Hugh Brown, Newbridge, with 337kg August /September-drop, Karoo- and Ky warra-blood, Angus
steers that sold for $1335 a head
THE quality and condition of large lines of one-brand cattle was second to none in a record-breaking yarding of weaners at Central Tablelands Livestock Exchange, Carcoar, last Friday
Emms, Blayney, said there were 10,777 cattle sold and it "was an absolute magnificent yarding of calves".
was around 420c/kg
kg and into the real small steers they were getting up towards 500c/kg.
Rain at just the right time before and during the Carc oar Blue Ribbon Weaner Sale was a boos t to the market last Friday All
Sheridan and Hugh Brown, Newbridge, with 337kg August /September-drop, Karoo- and Ky warra- blood, Angus weaner steers that sold for $133 5 a head
"The lead of the calves were 390kg, Karoo-blood, EU [European Union-accredited] steers that went to the feeders for $1540 a head, so just a tick under 400 cents a kilogram.
BY KAREN
THE quality and condition of large lines of one-brand cattle was second to none in a record-breaking yarding of weaners at Central Tablelands Livestock Exchange, Carcoar, last Friday Elders Emms Mooney livestock manager Ben Emms, Blayney, said there were 10,777 cattle sold and it "was an absolute magnificent yarding of calves".
THE quality and condition of large lines of one-brand cattle was second to none in a record-breaking yarding of weaners at Central Tablelands Livestock Exchange, Carcoar, last Friday
Elders Emms Mooney livestock manager Ben Emms, Blayney, said there were 10,777 cattle sold and it "was an absolute magnificent yarding of calves".
"The lead of the calves were 390kg, Karoo-blood, EU [European Union-accredited] steers that went to the feeders for $1540 a head, so just a tick under 400 cents a kilogram
"The lead of the calves were 390kg, Karoo-blood, EU [European Union-accredited] steers that went to the feeders for $1540 a head, so just a tick under 400 cents a kilogram
"When you got onto the lighter calves, I suppose it was around 420c/kg to 430c/ kg and into the real small steers they were getting up towards 500c/kg.
"When you got onto the lighter calves, I suppose it was around 420c/kg to 430c/ kg and into the real small steers they were getting up towards 500c/kg.
BY KAREN BAILEY
MARKETS
feeders for $1540 a head, so just a tick under 400 cents a kilogram
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Liveaner sold
Breaking down the sale results using Meat and Livestock Australia data, weaner steers less than 200kg sold from $585 to $855; the 200kg to 280kg pens made $775 to $1180, and those from 280kg to 330kg ranged from $1075 to $1320. Weaner steers heavier than 330kg sold from $1160 to $1540, ML A reported Weaner heifers up to 200kg mostly attracted bids from $500 to $700; most of the 200kg to 280kg pens made $620 to $1120; 280kg to 330kg heifers ranged from $760 to $1310, and any heifers weighing more than 330kg sold from $1115 to $1250.
Breaking down the sale results using Meat and Livestock Australia data, weaner steers less than 200kg sold from $585 to $855; the 200kg to 280kg pens made $775 to $1180, and those from 280kg to 330kg ranged from $1075 to $1320. Weaner steers heavier than 330kg sold from $1160 to $1540, ML A reported
Carcoar weaners hit $1
heifers ranged from $760 to $1310, and any heifers weighing more than 330kg sold from $1115 to $1250.
Ben and Mandy Emms, Sion Hill, Lyndhurst, sold June/July-drop, Karoo-blood, Angus weaner steers for $1540. The pen of 83 head were EU-accredited and had an average weight of 390kg.
Weaner heifers up to 200kg mostly attracted bids from $500 to $700; most of the 200kg to 280kg pens made $620 to $1120; 280kg to 330kg heifers ranged from $760 to $1310, and any heifers weighing more than 330kg sold from $1115 to $1250.
"When you got onto the lighter calves, I suppose it was around 420c/kg to 430c/ kg and into the real small steers they were getting up towards 500c/kg. Breaking down the sale results using Meat and Livestock Australia data, weaner steers less than 200kg sold from $585 to $855; the 200kg to 280kg pens made $775 to $1180, and those from 280kg to 330kg ranged from $1075 to $1320. Weaner steers heavier than 330kg sold from $1160 to $1540, ML A reported Weaner heifers up to 200kg mostly attracted bids from $500 to $700; most of the 200kg to 280kg pens made $620 to $1120; 280kg to 330kg heifers ranged from $760 to $1310, and any heifers weighing more than 330kg sold from $1115 to $1250.
and Ben
and Ben Emms,
“The lead of the calves were 390kg, Karooblood EU steers that went to the feeders for $1540 a head, so just a tick under 400 cents a kilogram.”
Marcus and Tash Hadley, Traleigh, Rydal, sold August/ September-drop, Karoo- and Fair view Valley-blood, Angus weaner steers for $1430
from $585 to $855; the 200kg to 280kg pens made $775 to $1180, and those from 280kg to 330kg ranged from $1075 to $1320. Weaner steers heavier than 330kg sold from $1160 to $1540, ML A reported Weaner heifers up to 200kg mostly attracted bids from $500 to $700; most of the 200kg to 280kg pens made $620 to $1120; 280kg to 330kg heifers ranged from $760 to $1310, and any heifers weighing more than 330kg sold from $1115 to $1250.
Ben and Mandy Emms, Sion Hill, Lyndhurst, sold June/July-drop, Karoo-blood, Angus weaner steers for $1540. The pen of 83 head were EU-accredited and had an average weight of 390kg.
Carcoar wean
John Reen and Tony and Annie Scott, Karoo, Meadow Flat, sold August/September-drop, Karoo-blood, Angus weaner steers for $1470. The pen of 96 head were EU-accredited and had an average weight of 356kg.
Hadley, August/ roo- and od, Anfor $1430 ad had an 339 kilodged the of steers dal, sold op, Lawweaner steers for $1420. The pen of 87 head were EU-accredited and had an average weight of 360kg MD Stonestreet, Mindaribba, Newbridge, sold August/September-drop, Landfall- and Dunoon-blood, 353kg Angus weaner steers for $1405. A and R Larnach, Somerton Valley, Rockley, sold July/August-drop, Millah Murrah-blood, EU-accredited Angus weaner heifers that tipped the scales at 177kg for $1310. Ben and Luke Edwards, Baronia, Lyndhurst, sold July/August-drop, Millah Murrah-blood, EU-accredited Angus weaner heifers weighing an average of 200kg for $1290. The sale was conducted by Elders Emms Mooney and Nutrien Bathurst.
Ben and Mandy Emms, Sion Hill, Lyndhurst, sold June/July-drop, Karoo-blood, Angus weaner steers for $1540. The pen of 83 head were EU-accredited and had an average weight of 390kg.
Ben and Mandy Emms, Sion Hill, Lyndhurst, sold June/July-drop, Karoo-blood, Angus weaner steers for $1540. The pen of 83 head were EU-accredited and had an average weight of 390kg.
John Reen and Tony and Annie Scott, Karoo, Meadow Flat, sold August/September-drop, Karoo-blood, Angus weaner steers for $1470. The pen of 96 head were EU-accredited and had an
Ben and Mandy Emms, Sion Hill, Lyndhurst, sold June/July-drop, Karoo-blood, Angus weaner steers for $1540. The pen of 83 head were EU-accredited and had an average weight of 390kg.
The pen of 101 head had an average weight of 339 kilograms and were judged the best presented pen of steers before the sale
Balcomb Ag, Cudal, sold June/July/August-drop, Lawson-blood, Angus weaner
Ben Emms Livestock Manager, Elders Emms Mooney
Marcus and Tash Hadley, Traleigh, Rydal, sold August/ September-drop, Karoo- and Fairview Valley-blood, Angus weaner steers for $1430
John Reen and Tony and Annie Scott, Karoo, Meadow Flat, sold August/September-drop, Karoo-blood, Angus weaner steers for $1470. The pen of 96 head were EU-accredited and had an
John Reen and Tony and Annie Scott, Karoo, Meadow Flat, sold August/September-drop, Karoo-blood, Angus weaner steers for $1470. The pen of 96 head were EU-accredited and had an average weight of 356kg.
Maria,
The pen of 101 head had an average weight of 339 kilograms and were judged the best presented pen of steers before the sale Balcomb Ag, Cudal, sold June/July/August-drop, Law-
Marcus and Tash Hadley, Traleigh, Rydal, sold August/ September-drop, Karoo- and Fairview Valley-blood, Angus weaner steers for $1430 The pen of 101 head had an average weight of 339 kilograms and were judged the best presented pen of steers before the sale Balcomb Ag, Cudal, sold June/July/August-drop, Law-
steers 87 he and ha of 360 MD
steers for 87 head we and had of 360kg MD St ibba, Newbridge, sold August/September-drop, Landfall- and Dunoon-blood, 353kg Angus weaner steers for $1405. A and R Larnach, Somerton Valley, Rockley, sold
ibba, Newbridge, sold August/September-drop, Landfall- and Dunoon-blood, 353kg Angus weaner steers for $1405.
"When you got onto the lighter calves, I suppose it was around 420c/kg to 430c/ kg and into the real small steers they were getting up towards 500c/kg.
BY KAREN BAILEY
Carcoar weaners hit $1540
THE quality and condition of large lines of one-brand cattle was second to none in a record-breaking yarding of weaners at Central Tablelands Livestock Exchange, Carcoar, last Friday
Elders Emms Mooney livestock manager Ben Emms, Blayney, said there were 10,777 cattle sold and it "was an absolute magnificent yarding of calves".
Breaking down the sale results using Meat and Livestock Australia data, weaner steers less than 200kg sold from $585 to $855; the 200kg to 280kg pens made $775 to $1180, and those from 280kg to 330kg ranged from $1075 to $1320. Weaner steers heavier than 330kg sold from $1160 to $1540, ML A reported Weaner heifers up to 200kg mostly attracted bids from $500 to $700; most of the 200kg to 280kg pens made $620 to $1120; 280kg to 330kg heifers ranged from $760 to $1310, and any heifers weighing more than 330kg sold from $1115 to $1250.
Ben and Mandy Emms, Sion Hill, Lyndhurst, sold June/July-drop, Karoo-blood, Angus weaner steers for $1540. The pen of 83 head were EU-accredited and had an average weight of 390kg.
A and R Larnach, Somerton Valley, Rockley, sold
Breaking down the sale results using Meat and Livestock Australia data, weaner steers less than 200kg sold from $585 to $855; the 200kg to 280kg pens made $775 to $1180, and those from 280kg to 330kg ranged from $1075 to $1320. Weaner steers heavier than 330kg sold from $1160 to $1540, ML A reported Weaner heifers up to 200kg mostly attracted bids from $500 to $700; most of the 200kg to 280kg pens made $620 to $1120; 280kg to 330kg heifers ranged from $760 to $1310, and any heifers weighing more than 330kg sold from $1115 to $1250.
"The lead of the calves were 390kg, Karoo-blood, EU [European Union-accredited] steers that went to the feeders for $1540 a head, so just a tick under 400 cents a kilogram.
Mandy and Ben Emms, Sion Hill, Lyndhurs t, with 39 0kg, June /July- drop
"When you got onto the lighter calves, I suppose it was around 420c/kg to 430c/ kg and into the real small steers they were getting up towards 500c/kg.
Ben and Mandy Emms, Sion Hill, Lyndhurst, sold June/July-drop, Karoo-blood, Angus weaner steers for $1540. The pen of 83 head were EU-accredited and had an average weight of 390kg.
John Reen and Tony and Annie Scott, Karoo, Meadow Flat, sold August/September-drop, Karoo-blood, Angus weaner steers for $1470. The pen of 96 head were EU-accredited and had an average weight of 356kg.
Nutrien
Bathur st agents
Breaking down the sale results using Meat and Livestock Australia data, weaner steers less than 200kg sold from $585 to $855; the 200kg to 280kg pens made $775 to $1180, and those from 280kg to 330kg ranged from $1075 to $1320. Weaner steers heavier than 330kg sold from $1160 to $1540, ML A reported Weaner heifers up to 200kg mostly attracted bids from $500 to $700; most of the
John Reen and Tony and Annie Scott, Karoo, Meadow Flat, sold August/September-drop, Karoo-blood, Angus weaner steers for $1470. The pen of 96 head were EU-accredited and had an average weight of 356kg.
Marcus and Tash Hadley, Traleigh, Rydal, sold August/ September-drop, Karoo- and Fair view Valley-blood, Angus weaner steers for $1430 anthe rs ld w-
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sold July/August-drop, Millah Murrah-blood, EU-accredited Angus weaner heifers weighing an average of 200kg for $1290. The sale was conducted by Elders Emms Mooney and
sold July/August-drop, Millah Murrah-blood, EU-accredited Angus weaner heifers weighing an average of 200kg for $1290. The sale was conducted by Elders Emms
MD Stones ibba, Newb gust/Sept fall- and 353kg An for $1405.
Kyle Mc Donald, Zoetis, presents Eilish, Meadow Flat, with the best presented pe award for 33 8kg Angus heifer s that sold
Mandy and Ben Emms, Sion Hill, Lyndhu
A and R ton Valle July/Augus
Marcus and Tash Hadley, Traleigh, Rydal, sold August/ September-drop, Karoo- and Fair view Valley-blood, Angus weaner steers for $1430. The pen of 101 head had an average weight of 339 kilograms and were judged the best presented pen of steers before the sale Balcomb Ag, Cudal, sold June/July/August-drop, Lawson-blood, Angus weaner steers for 87 head we and had of 360kg.
MD Stonestreet, Mindaribba, Newbridge, sold August/September-drop, Landfall- and Dunoon-blood, 353kg Angus weaner steers for $1405.
esents Eilish, Liz and Ellie Reen, presented pen of heifer s ifer s that sold for $125 0 a head
r steers for $1420. The pen of 87 head were EU-accredited and had an average weight of 360kg
June/July/August-drop, Lawson-blood, Angus weaner of ed htLand, rs r-
ton Valley, Rockley, sold July/August-drop, Millah
EU-accredited and had an average weight of 356kg.
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A and R Larnach, Somerton Valley, Rockley, sold July/August-drop, Millah
Murrah-blo ed Angus tipped the for $1310. wards, Ba sold July/A lah Murr credited An ers weighin 200kg for The sale
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Kyle Mc Do Meadow Fl award for Nutrien Bathur st agents.
Murrah-blood, EU-accredited Angus weaner heifers that tipped the scales at 177kg for $1310. Ben and Luke Edwards, Baronia, Lyndhurst, sold July/August-drop, Millah Murrah-blood, EU-accredited Angus weaner heifers weighing an average of 200kg for $1290.
Marcus and Tash Hadley, Traleigh, Rydal, sold August/ September-drop, Karoo- and Fair view Valley-blood, Angus weaner steers for $1430 The pen of 101 head had an average weight of 339 kilograms and were judged the best presented pen of steers before the sale
The sale was conducted by Elders Emms Mooney and Nutrien Bathurst.
Balcomb Ag, Cudal, sold June/July/August-drop, Lawson-blood, Angus weaner steers for 87 head we and had an of 360kg. MD Stones ibba, Newb gust/Septem fall- and 353kg Angu for $1405. A and R ton Valle July/Augus
weaner
Rain at just the right time before and during the Carc oar Blue Ribbon Weaner Sale was a boos t to the market last Friday All pictures by Karen Bailey
Annie Sc ot t, Karoo, Meadow Flat, with 356kg, August / September-drop, Karoo-blood, Angus weaner steers th sold for $1470 a head
ne /July- drop, Karoo-blood, Angus weaner steers that sold for $154 0 a head
Alf and Ric Cocc o, Cocc o Herefords, Oberon, wi
July/Augus t- drop, Wattlegrove- and Llandillod, Hereford weaner steers that sold for $100 0 a
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Nutrien Bathur st agents
ms, Sion Hill, Lyndhurs t, with 39 0kg, June/July- drop, Karoo-blood, Angus weaner steers that sold for $154 0 a head
Alf and Ric 26 8kg, July/Augus blood, Hereford we
Kyle McDonald Zoetis presents Eilish Liz and Ellie Reen Meadow Flat with the best presented pen of heifers award for 338kg Angus heifers that sold for $1250 a head agents
Rain at just Blue Ribbon Friday All
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Mandy and Ben Emms, Sion Hill, Lyndhu
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Annie Sc Septemb sold for $1
Mandy and Ben Emms, Sion Hill, Lyndhurs t, with 39 0kg, June /July- drop, Karoo- blood, Angus weaner
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during the Carcoar to the market last Annie Scot t, Karoo, Meadow Flat, with 356kg, August / September-drop, Karoo-blood, Angus weaner steers that sold for $1470 a head
Mandy
Emms, Sion Hill, Lyndhu
Maria, Alf and Ric Cocco, Cocco Herefords, Oberon, with 26 8kg, July/Augus t- drop, Wattlegrove- and Llandillo-
Kyle McDo Meadow award fo Nutrien Bathur st agents
d during the Carcoar os t to the market last Annie Scot t, Karoo, Meadow Flat, with 356kg, August / September-drop, Karoo-blood, Angus weaner steers that sold for $1470 a head
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that sold for $154 0 a head
Maria, Alf and Ric Cocco, Cocco Herefords, Oberon, with 26 8kg, July/Augus t- drop, Wattlegrove- and Llandillo-
Kyle Mead awar Nutrien Bathur st agents
Annie Scott, Karoo, Meadow Flat, with 356kg, August/September-drop, Karoo-blood, Angus weaner steers that sold for $1470 a head.
Mandy and Ben Emms, Sion Hill, Lyndhurst, with 390kg, June/July-drop, Karoo-blood, Angus weaner steers that sold for $1540 a head.
Pictured right: Sheridan and Hugh Brown, Newbridge, with 337kg, August/September-drop, Karoo-and Kywarra-blood, Angus weaner steers that sold for $1335 a head.
LOT 31 KAROO R125 ENHANCE T288
LOT 40 KAROO R125 ENHANCE T193
LOT 36 KAROO RESILIENT T159
LOT 59 KAROO RESILIENT T114
LOT 30 KAROO 316 EXCLUSIVE T135
LOT 37 KAROO L519 INTENSITY T217
LOT 16 KAROO L519 INTENSITY T119
LOT 18 KAROO L519 INTENSITY T188
LOT 2 KAROO P9 PICCASSO T151
LOT 14
KAROO BEAST MODE T137
LOT 9 KAROO Q11 QUARTERBACK T211
LOT 11 KAROO L519 INTENSITY T202
LOT 5 KAROO M6 MOE T169
LOT 6 KAROO N90 NEW GROUND T232
LOT 8 KAROO Q11 QUARTERBACK T171
CARING FOR YOUR NEW BULL
Always be considerate to your new bull/s and handle them with respect and kindness. Handle them quietly, walk them rather than rushing them, treat them with care and in a gentle manner and they will do likewise to you.
A bull leaving ‘Karoo’ is leaving the security of a large mob, and will arrive in a strange environment at the purchaser’s property. When the bull/s are unloaded it is recommended you have a steer or cow as a companion waiting for him in the yard.
Emms Mooney
A young bull can move in with older bulls and settle well, but remember, being the youngest, he will get the last of any feed available, because of the pecking order. The paddock needs to be reasonably large so he can keep away from the others and find adequate feed.
Young bulls are still growing fast and need enough feed to maintain their growth pattern.
‘Karoo’ bulls are used to being handled by stockmen with four wheel motorbikes, utes and dogs.
YOUR LIVESTOCK, OUR AGENTS, GREAT RESULTS
KAROO R12 ENHANCE T292SV (Natural)
SYDGEN EXCEED 3223PV
SYDGEN ENHANCESV
SYDGEN RITA 2618#
SIRE: KAROO ENHANCE R12SV
KAROO KNOCKOUT K176SV
KAROO ADELAIDE P23#
KAROO ADELAIDE L86#
CARABAR DOCKLANDS D62PV
KAROO D62 DOCKLANDS M58PV
KAROO WILCOOLA E89#
DAM: KAROO WILCOOLA Q364#
SYDGEN TRUST 6228#
KAROO WILCOOLA J144#
KAROO WILCOOLA G318#
MOHNEN SUBSTANTIAL 272#
SITZ STELLAR 726DPV
SITZ PRIDE 200B#
SIRE: SITZ RESILIENT 10208PV
SITZ TOP GAME 561X#
SITZ MISS BURGESS 1856#
SITZ MISS BURGESS 4381#
LD CAPITALIST 316PV
MUSGRAVE 316 EXCLUSIVEPV
MUSGRAVE
DORIS K293#
DAM: KAROO JEDDA P285SV
CARABAR DOCKLANDS D62PV
KAROO JEDDA K330# KAROO JEDDA B16SV
LAWSONS JUDD P4005SV
KAROO PAYWEIGHT M154SV
KAROO ADELAIDE K128#
LAWSONS PROPHET M4047# BASIN PAYWEIGHT 1682PV
KAROO WILCOOLA M180# KAROO WILCOOLA F143#
KAROO ENHANCE U42PV (AI)
CHAIR ROCK AMBUSH 1018#
SIRE: CLUDEN NEWRY R152PV
MATAURI REALITY 839#
CLUDEN NEWRY EGYPT M27SV
CLUDEN NEWRY EGYPT K233#
WILCOOLA L39#
WILCOOLA A281#
RENNYLEA L519PV
RENNYLEA H414SV
SIRE: LANDFALL LORENZO R646PV
SITZ UPWARD 307RSV
LANDFALL POLLY K585#
LANDFALL F66#
BALDRIDGE BEAST MODE B074PV
BALDRIDGE ISABEL Y69#
DAM: KAROO WILCOOLA R48SV
SYDGEN TRUST 6228#
KAROO WILCOOLA J64#
KAROO WILCOOLA G37#
58 KAROO R12 ENHANCE T294SV (Natural)
SYDGEN EXCEED 3223PV
SYDGEN ENHANCESV
SYDGEN RITA 2618#
SIRE: KAROO ENHANCE R12SV
KAROO KNOCKOUT K176SV
KAROO ADELAIDE P23#
KAROO ADELAIDE L86#
MATAURI REALITY 839#
KAROO FROSTING N136#
KAROO FROSTING J134#
61 KAROO R12 ENHANCE T273SV (Natural)
SYDGEN EXCEED 3223PV
SYDGEN ENHANCESV
SYDGEN RITA 2618#
SIRE: KAROO ENHANCE R12SV
KAROO KNOCKOUT K176SV
KAROO ADELAIDE P23#
KAROO ADELAIDE L86#
G A R PROPHETSV
BALDRIDGE BEAST MODE B074PV
BALDRIDGE ISABEL Y69#
DAM: KAROO ELSA Q199#
ARDROSSAN RIGHT TIME Z176PV
KAROO ELSA E278# KAROO ELSA B267SV
T273 is a bull with very desirable EBV’s right across the board. High growth ( top 5% or
bit extra when the progeny hit the right spot on the MSA grid.
KAROO DORIS K293#
KAROO BIG SKY M97PV KAROO WILCOOLA P327SV
KAROO WILCOOLA F41#
TE MANIA CALAMUS C46SV
TE MANIA FOE F734SV
TE MANIA DANDLOO D700#
SIRE: CHILTERN PARK MOE M6SV
HIDDEN VALLEY TIMEOUT A45SV
STRATHEWEN TIMEOUT JADE F15PV
STRATHEWEN 1407 JADE C05PV
WATTLETOP FRANKLIN G188SV
WATTLETOP FRANKLIN G188 K252SV
WATTLETOP DANDLOO E252#
DAM: KAROO FROSTING R300SV
SYDGEN TRUST 6228#
KAROO FROSTING J134#
KAROO FROSTING G158#
G A R INGENUITY#
H P C A INTENSITY#
G A R PREDESTINED 287L#
SIRE: RENNYLEA L519#
TE MANIA BERKLEY B1PV
RENNYLEA H414SV
RENNYLEA C310#
CARABAR DOCKLANDS D62PV
KAROO D62 DOCKLANDS K218PV
KAROO WILCOOLA E89#
DAM: KAROO DORIS N368#
KAROO A241 EQUATOR E39PV
KAROO DORIS H223#
KAROO DORIS E56SV
BALDRIDGE BEAST MODE B074PV
BALDRIDGE ISABEL Y69#
SIRE: KO B074 BEAST MODE P117PV
AYRVALE GENERAL G18PV KO MAY M67SV KO MAY K92# SCR PROMISE 4042# SYDGEN TRUST 6228# SYDGEN FOREVER LADY 4413# DAM: KAROO WILCOOLA K19#
ARDROSSAN DIRECTION W109PV KAROO WILCOOLA D184SV KAROO FLATS WILCOOLA V91#
Animals with EBVs and Indexes in the top 20% of the Angus breed.
Animals with EBVs and Indexes in the top 20% of the Angus breed.
WHY USE YEARLINGS?
Cattle producers with experience in managing yearlings often say that they prefer them because they settle in better, mix with other cattle more easily and are easier to handle than older bulls.
However, there are some far more tangible incentives in using them. By first using bulls as yearlings, the working life of a bull can be extended by a year or more—a 25% increase. As a result, the purchase price and running costs of bulls can be spread over more calves. This reduces bull costs per calf and boosts profitability.
Yearling bulls also allow cattle breeders the opportunity to achieve faster rates of genetic improvement. This is due to the influence of what geneticist’s call ‘generation interval’, that is, the average age of parents when their calves are born. By using genetically superior bulls as young as possible, faster turnover rates of genes are achieved. Joining yearling bulls to yearling heifers can maximise genetic improvement by lowering generation intervals.
Yearling bulls are less costly to produce. Seedstock suppliers sell their bulls 6–12 months earlier, which simplifies their management and reduces overheads. In addition to these advantages, there is strong circumstantial evidence to suggest that bulls used first as yearlings have even longer working lives because of superior fitness and lower levels of body fat. The more active lives of these bulls means that they are maintained at body weights below their genetic
potential. As a result, less stress is placed on their skeletal structure when serving, with less likelihood of breakdowns occurring.
The two biggest causes of breakdowns in bulls are hip arthritis (over 50% of all wastage) and broken penis. It would appear that bulls used first as yearlings are less affected by these serious sources of economic loss.
The benefits of using yearling bulls include:
• Accelerated genetic gain within your herd
• Inbuilt soundness and longevity, as the bulls are young, keen, strong, lean and fit
• Can lower cost of production as they are proven to have longer working lives resulting in a lower cost per calf over time
• Can be easier to manage as are working instead of idle in a paddock and are then more ready to settle into a rest period
• Whilst working them can impact appearance, attention to post joining diet overcomes this and the bulls generally remain lean and fit for longer
• Lighter weights can also extend their use over heifers
• Being younger they are also more adaptable to their new environment
REFERENCE SIRE PROGENY
DISCLAIMER AND PRIVACY INFORMATION
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Animal details included in this catalogue, including but not limited to pedigree, DNA information, Estimated Breeding Values (EBVs) and Index values, are based on information provided by the breeder or owner of the animal. Whilst all reasonable care has been taken to ensure that the information provided in this catalogue was correct at the time of publication, Angus Australia will assume no responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of the information, nor for the outcome (including consequential loss) of any action taken based on this information.
PARENT VERIFICATION SUFFIXES
Animals listed in this catalogue, including pedigrees, display a Parent Verification Suffix which indicates the DNA parent verification status. The Parent Verification Suffixes will appear at the end of each animal’s name.
PV Both parents have been verified by DNA
SV The sire has been verified by DNA
DV The dam has been verified by DNA
# DNA verification has not been conducted
E DNA verification has identified that the sire and/or dam may possibly be incorrect, but this cannot be confirmed conclusively.
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LOT 25 KAROO R4010 ROCKY U37
LOT 51 KAROO R646 INTENSITY U71
LOT 22 KAROO Q11 QUARTERBACK U8
LOT 23 KAROO M6 MOE U44
Ben Emms 0428 639 381
Pat Bird 0438 361 109 Matt Byrnes 0427 259 529 Ben Redfern
