Supplementary Sheet

Preview Supplementary Sheet

We have weighed and redone the scrotals on the bulls and weighed the sale female lots.  To preview this data, and get the update on withdrawn lots for the Spring 2017 sale please, click the following link…

Supplementary Sheet

Spring Bull Sale

2017 Spring Sale

Sixty-four bulls and fourteen fully recorded ‘L’ heifers will be available in our on-property sale to be held on Wednesday 23th August 2017. Details now available.

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Spring 2017 Sale Video

To view a video of the lots in our 23th August sale, click the link below….

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Semen Sires

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Open Day

2017 Beef Week

The Wirruna herd was open to visitors on Day 1 of the Southern Beef Week Field Days on Monday 23rd July 2017.  Conditions were cold, foggy and boggy in the yards.  However, this did not deter the enthusiasm of visitors that were made up of existing Wirruna clients, agents and new people that were keen to inspect the sale cattle and understand the commercially focussed genetic program offered at Wirruna Poll Herefords. Many people commented favourably on the docility of the cattle and the muscle shown in the sale draft.

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Sale Heifers

Offered in Spring Bull & Female Sale

Details of the 14 PTIC females offered as individual lots and 18 offered in group lots are now available for our 23rd August 2017 sale.

Breeding

Wirruna’s Breeding Objectives

“Wirruna’s breeding objective is to breed Bulls that are fully described and have the genetic & physical ability to meet market specifications and breeding objectives of the client. Keeping in mind that a balance is required where the female portion of the progeny are required to be highly fertile and efficient.”

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Management

Quality Beyond Genetics

The cattle are run under strict commercial stress conditions, at well above district average stocking rates, under a grass-fed production system.
There is no selection compromise for fertility. The trait of highest economic importance has the highest selection pressure for bulls and females. In selecting other traits, we seek a balanced approach.

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