Saleyard Notes
Posted on 27. Jun, 2010 by Margo Hayes in Saleyard
This is by no means a complete sale list so please contact us for more information. We also have a large commercial herd and as such sell 1st and 2nd cross commercial cattle (price depends on sex, age and quality). We have a number of Senepol/Lowline heifers that we produce each year..due to the popularity of this cross (especially now they are producing Champion Carcass results) you would need to register your interest early if you are interested in the 2009 drop. Vitulus Lowline Stud guarantees soundness, fertility and ALCA registration of all its stud stock. Many of our sale stock have gone on to become broad ribbon winners at the Royal shows, as you will see. We have a number of bulls that have licensed semen for sale and they are listed on our export page.
3 Responses to “Saleyard Notes”
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Jane
11. Oct, 2009
Hi Could you please provide me with some options of your commercial grade females. Looking for the start of a hobby. Cheers Jane
Margo Hayes
22. Nov, 2009
Jane,
I am not sure if your query was answered. The first cross heifers make excellent beef makers for hobby farmers. If you join them back to a Lowline bull again the progeny with be a bit smaller but still excellent beef. This is what I won the Grand Champion Carcass at the Yoyal Brisbane show this year. I have some nice heifers for sale for $550 each. Let me know if there is anything else you would like to know.
Cheers
Margo
Ian Pye
07. Jun, 2010
Good Afternoon Margo,
We have miniature cattle (1xBull & 1xSteer).
We are unsure if they are Lowline of Dexter Cattle. What is the easiest way to find out this information? Is it able to be established by having someone come out and view them or will their ear-tags and ID No.s be the best way to track their progeny.
Our twin sons are very keen to start breeding their own herd and as such we need to purchase a heifer for them. We want to make sure that we buy the correct breed to maintain the quality of the herd.
Thank-you for your help.
Kind Regards
Ian