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The Southern Spring Bull Sale videos were taken on Friday by the incredibly capable Ben Hooper. The videos of each lot will up on our web site on Wednesday. 56 two-year-old bulls will be offered for sale on-property at Mortlake,...

WRITTEN By MARK PHELPS, QCL ANGUS steers from the Boggabri, NSW, headquartered Minnamurra Pastoral Company came up trumps at the Royal Queensland Show winning the JBS Australia trade section of the innovative Paddock to Palate competition. The 70-day fed Minnamurra...

BY KATE PEARCE, THE LAND, August 20, 2015 THE Spring Northern sale for Te Mania Angus reached a high of $18,000 and averaged $6727 at Walgett last Tuesday. That’s a $2000 increase on last year’s top price of $16,000, and...

Herd refinement along brand bloodlines a premuim enterprise Condobolin Angus ticks the boxes for feedlots Condobolin producers, Dennis and Susie Stewart, who turn off 400 steers annually, for feedlot markets have been using Te Mania Angus genetics for eight years. ...

Optimising fertility at The Mole 1 Access to top genetics without spending up big The Hall family have been farming at The Mole, on the western edge of the Macquarie Marshes in NSW, since the 1930’s. Team Te Mania members,...

Feeding for three through tough drought at Walgett There is a great article in The Land, written by Amy Lawson, on Te Mania Angus client Michael O’Brien from The Brigalows, Walgett NSW. Michael’s discusses his decision to hold 1,100 Angus breeding cows...

Te Mania Angus have been trialling and testing the key breeding drivers of structure, fertility, calving ease, growth, carcase and temperament for 40+ years, and the results are showing that the bloodline is right on track with more than three...

Laura Griffin, Stock and Land Ferghal Berry, 25, said during the 12 months he has spent as the pasture and livestock overseer at Te Mania’s Mortlake operation, he has learnt so much about cattle breeding, pasture management, working with contractors...

Story by James Wagstaff, The Weekly Times July 1, 2015 COOMETE may be one of Vic­toria’s longest continually held family farms. But don’t for a second think it’s bogged down under a weight of tradition. Full story