Key Points Property climatically diversified with combination of flats (summer grazing) and warmer red gum rises (winter grazing) running Angus beef cattle. Producing steers/heifers through to 18 months – greater profit without extra cost of breeding unit. Very strong emphasis on feet and ... Read More

Doug Robertson, ‘Nangana’, Grassdale and his partner Pam McIntyre are pictured with the pen of 21 Banquet blood steers. These weighed 402 kg and sold at 176 cents/kg. Doug had 177 Banquet blood steers in the sale. (Photo courtesy of Stock & Land newspaper) ... Read More

Brian Murphy, Casterton is another satisfied and happy Banquet Angus client reaping the benefits of their genetic strength. He sold these 87 weaner steers at Casterton in January 2012 that weighed 361 kg and averaged $798/head (221 cents/kg). (Photo courtesy of Stock & Land newspaper) ... Read More

Danny Kuch, Woodside, with some of the 195 Angus March-April drop Banquet blood steers, weighing an average 378 kg that he sold for between $910 and $990 to average $964 at Sale on the 4th March 2011 – an impressive 250c/kg liveweight equivalent. (Photo courtesy of Stock & Land newspaper) ... Read More

David Hurley sold Banquet blood steers to $950 and heifers to $1120 at Omeo calf sale in March and he is pictured with grand-daughters Katie and Sarah Faithfull, Calulu, and daughter Dianne. (Photo courtesy of Stock & Land newspaper) ... Read More

Just one of Banquet’s clients who topped weaner or steer sales in 2011 was Keith Diprose, Chartwell Farms, Romsey. He was all smiles after receiving the top price with his Banquet blood Angus steers at the Rodwells weaner sale, Yea, Victoria in January 2011. (Photo courtesy of Stock & Land ... Read More

Even when built from a lifetime of personal experience on the most productive and profitable type of Angus beef cattle to breed, a very strong belief really matters for little without actual commercial success. That is not a problem for Stephen and Noeleen Branson’s Banquet Angus for their ... Read More