PROGRESSIVE young studmasters Glen Waldron and Kim Groner, Elite Cattle Company, Murwollock, Meandarra, Queensland, made a bold move 12 months ago to host their first on-property bull sale and that decision has paid off handsomely after clearing their entire draft on Thursday.
Co-principal Glen Waldron said it has been incredibly hard work, but very rewarding at the same time especially after achieving a total clearance in such a tough season.
Sole selling agents Elders with Michael Smith in the rostrum sold a total of 49 bulls for a $5745 average which compromised 36 Charolais bulls for a $5205 average and 13 mostly black and red Simmental bulls for a creditable $7115 average.
The first Charolais bull into the ring, Elite Major League (P), attracted the $11,000 equal top money from the Benjamin family, Eringibba, Glenmorgan, Qld.
The other top selling Charaolais bull, Elite Netflix (P) (R/F), was bought by David Sullivan, Riverglen Charolais stud, Glenmorgan, Qld.
Central Highlands bullock producers Mick and Lenore Cole, Wilmor Downs, Capella, Qld, paid the $10,000 equal top black Simmental money for Elite Mega Jackpot (P) as did Olinda Grazing Company at Baralaba, Qld, for Elite Bang ‘N’ Burn.
This story first appeared on Queensland Country Life.
