United Auctions' Stirling Bull Sales saw record prices, including a new European high of 56,000gns for Charolais and soaring Simmental averages.

Monday 17th February seen a super entry of 180 cattle presented for sale which resulted in an absolute flying trade for all stock on offer.

The Moore brothers, along with friend Garret Phillips, will be hosting their second annual bull sale in Winner, South Dakota.

Hemingford Prince Charming sells for an impressive 56,000gns from James Griffin, with Iain Green of Corskie securing the top bid.

Auctioneers Lincoln McKinlay and Ben Finch with TDC Livestock & Property's Jamie Gray and client Craig Wooding, Magpie Park ...

Six hundred years ago a grisly witch hunt in the Simmental, a valley in canton Bern, was described in a book. This went on to ...

A great entry of stock was met with an improved trade on the week with steers selling to £2160 for a 650kg Aberdeen Angus (332.00).

Farmers buying pedigree breeding bulls are making a significant financial investment and should be provided with all ...

The row between ICBF and pedigree breed societies has deepened, with the Limousin society opting to remove genetic indexes ...

The Beef Plan Movement (BPM) is calling for an independent review of the Irish Cattle Breeding Federation (ICBF) Euro-Star rating system.

The Irish Limousin Cattle Society and Irish Dexter Society have become the latest to express concerns over Euro-star indices, ...

Day one of the February All Breeds Bull and Female sale kicked off in earnest on Monday, February 10. It was an eagerly ...