A RATHER interesting week in the Australian wool market this week saw the market initially stronger particularly as a result of recent currency movements, and then seemingly everyone took a chill pill and the market settled back down to end the week with not a lot of change.

ONCE again, the Australian wool market moved forward on the back of low supply, outweighing concerns about the current lack of demand or maybe more of an optimistic feeling that demand will eventually catch up.

AFTER an early finish at Powranna on Tuesday, I took the opportunity to take a drive back through the Cressy, Bracknell, Bishopsbourne and Longford areas to have a good look at the country side.

THIS  year Londavra Angus is offering a draft of 12 two year old bulls at the Tasmanian Angus Spring Sale.

THE Hall family of Quarterway Angus is proving both the stud and the bulls it is breeding have plenty of longevity, regardless of what the weather gods bring.

TOLIVAR Angus is proud to present its largest and most exciting offering to date at this year’s Tasmanian Angus Spring Bull Sale, featuring 31 quality Angus bulls - comprising 16 rising 18-month-old bulls and, for the first time, 15 yearling bulls.

THE Archer Family at Landfall Angus will hold their 23rd Annual Landfall Spring On-Property Auction on Wednesday, September 16.

NEW River Angus is a family-run Angus operation based in the hills of Ringarooma, north-east Tasmania.