The first Australian seedstock sale carrying any significant numbers of UltraBlack ‘tropically adapted Angus’ has produced a result well above pre-sale expectations, with PTIC registered heifers averaging better than $1760 at auction on Friday.
On Property Sale 17th October
Brand-new Brangus Bloodlines Friday’s sale offers Nindooinbah’s best line up of Brangus sale bulls to date. This year’s offering of 19 bulls provides Brangus breeders with some exciting new bloodlines to introduce into their breeding programmes...
More infoThe Maize Crops in the Pit!
It was touch and go with the weather but the corn silage is in the pit at Nindooinbah and there’s smiles all round. The crop was grown with very little in-crop rain, just about all overhead irrigation. Apart from the genetics, nutrition is...
More infoThe Genomic Revolution
Nindooinbah is preparing for a cattle world where genomics will play an ever growing part. Are you up to speed on Genomics? Click here for more details on genomics read consultant Don Nicol’s take on the subject
More infoNindooinbah: Media Mentions
Queensland Country Life – 7th March 2013: Nindooinbah females prove a fertile force Queensland Country Life – 13th December 2012: Nindooinbah’s ‘ultra’ year Queensland Country Life – 11th October 2012: Idyllic...
More infoABC Landline features the Nindooinbah seedstock breeding operation.
The Nindooinbah UltraBlack breeding program was featured on ABC1’s “Landline”. The Nindooinbah UltraBlack breeding program was featured on ABC1’s “Landline”. It follows the creation of embryos at Nindooinbah...
More infoA few came to visit in 2012
A count-back suggests >2000 visitors saw the Nindooinbah cattle breeding operation in 2012. Highlights included attendees to the World Brangus Forum, groups from Indonesia, China and South America as well as travellers from all parts of Australia.
