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DNA
MARKER TECHNOLOGY – should you be using it?
At the June 2009 Angus Australia board meeting a position paper titled
“Should Angus Breeders be using DNA marker technology ?” was
approved. [Read
position paper...]
LOOK
AFTER YOUR CLIENTS
Your bull clients look to you for genetic direction and guidance. So why
not provide further guidance by bringing to their attention the outstanding
learning opportunities at the Cattle Assessment Schools. It’s a
reason to make contact and remind them of the bulls you have available.
See below for the available schools which will help them to become even
better cattle producers
CATTLE
ASSESSMENT SCHOOLS IN FOUR STATES
Cattle producers in four of the mainland states have the opportunity to
participate in Cattle Assessment Schools organized by Angus Australia’s
state committees and sponsored by Merial.
NEW
DATES FOR ANGUS NEWS
The Angus Winter Journal on July 23 and movement in some spring sale dates
have forced some minor adjustments to the Angus News dates for the remainder
of 2009. The Angus News scheduled for Queensland Country Life on July
9 and The Land on July 23 have been dropped and one new Angus News has
been added, Queensland Country Life on August 27.
[Check dates...]
ANGUS
FEATURE IN NSW FARMER OF YEAR AWARDS
The enterprises of three of the five finalists in the NSW Farmer of the
Year and the NSW Young Farmer of the Year awards involve Angus cattle.
[Read more...]
103,000
JOURNALS CLOSING SOON
The 2009 Winter Angus Journal with a print run of 103,000 is a must for
members promoting Spring sales. ** DEADLINE
JULY 9 **
CHANGES
TO BEEF WEEK PROMOTIONAL MATERIAL
Beef Week participants can now custom order their Angus promotional material
on the Angus Australia website. [Order
Now...]
ANGUS BOARD VISITS FEEDLOTS
The Angus Australia board met in the Riverina last week. They took the
opportunity to visit two feedlots Rockdale and Prime City. This enabled
them to gain further knowledge on the feedlot industry to which Angus
contributes thousands of cattle.
ANGUSVIEW
ONLINE

T o complement the highly successful schools, field days and written material,
Angus Australia has branched into providing online education services.
ANGUS
REGOS CONTINUE TO CLIMB
Despite the global financial crisis and droughts in southern Australia,
Angus registrations continued to climb in 2008 reaching 52,369, now almost
26% of all beef cattle registrations and 50% of all British Breed registrations.
LATEST
eNEWS - 24th June 2009
LATEST
INFORMATION ON GENETIC CONDITIONS
Find out the latest on Arthrogryposis Multiplex (AM) and other genetic
conditions. [Read more...]
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