June was a big month for beef cattle breed societies, four of which conducted their annual National Show and Sale promotions.
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First was Herefords Australia that held it's 58th annual fixture resulting in 28 bulls selling to a top of $30,000 and averaging $8321.
Then followed the Shorthorn breed's 60th anniversary with results of 54 bulls selling to $44,000 and averaging $6741 and 13 stud females to $7000, averaging $4462.
The Red Angus and Simmental breeds combined resources for their Nationals with 14 Red Angus bulls making to $10,000 twice to average $5571.
Simmentals sold well with 11 to $40,000 to average $12,090 and eight stud females to $8000, averaging $4875.
The Charolais breed conducts its National of Friday, July 5
