Embryo Transfer programs have been around for years, and with impressive development with technology, we are seeing it as a very popular way of fast tracking genetics today. The first successful Embryo Transfer took place in Cambridge, England in 1890 with rabbits. Continue reading →

The 29th Autumn Weeran Angus Bull Sale had a tremendous atmosphere from Lot 1 right through to the end of the catalogue to complete the sale of 71 bulls sold from an offering of 72 for an average price of $7,155. There was great enthusiasm for the genetics on offer, across the entire catalogue. Continue reading →

Alec Moore, Principal of Weeran Angus, said “our team are very excited with the new sires introduced into our program, resulting in an outstanding line up of sale bulls to be offered on 26th February @ 1pm. They are displaying… Continue reading →

We are not sitting on our hands at Weeran Angus!  Extensive ET and the introduction of some standout Herdbook Registered Females from Coolana, Witherswood, Wattletop and Anvil Angus Studs add genetic diversity and cutting edge genes to our future… Continue reading →

Weeran welcomed a large gallery of buyers to their annual Spring Bull Sale at Weerangourt, Byaduk. 55 eighteen month old and two year old bulls were offered, with 51 selling to a top of $8,000 and an average of $5795 and one selling immediately after the sale. This average is an increase on the 2017 spring sale average by $775. Continue reading →

We are feeling so fortunate with the season we are having in Western Victoria, yet to watch the news and read the paper, it is such tough seasonal conditions for so many right across the country. Our thoughts go out to our fellow farmers, and we hope the rain travels east and north and you get some well earned rain and some relief very soon. Continue reading →