Australian Cattle Breeders Associations

Australian Cattle Breeders Associations

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The Angus Society of Australia

They aim to maximise Australia's exports and domestic comsumption of Angus fine quality beef.

Ayrshire Australia

Today's modern Ayrshire cow has an ideal make-up to be able to compete with all breeds in all conditions. There are many pluses for the commercial breeder to use Ayrshire semen.

Australian Ayrshire Breeders Association

The Australian Ayrshire Breeders' Association Inc. was formed in September 1977 by a majority wish of the Victorian breeders and was later joined by a number of South Australian breeders, and now includes members from Tasmania and Queensland.

Australian Bazadais Cattle Society

The Australian Bazadais Cattle Society Inc. being an incorporated body since 1998. The objects for which this society is established are:- to encourage the breeding of Bazadais cattle and to develop promote and maintain the purity and improvement of the breed in Australia.

Blonde d'Aquitaine Society of Australia
and New Zealand

In Australia an New Zealand, the introduction of Blondes occurred in 1972 with the importation of semen from France and Great Britain.

Australian Brahman Breeders' Association

Australian Brahman beef cattle were developed by innovative north Australian cattlemen who appreciated the economic value of a beef animal which could adapt to harsh tropical climatic and environmental conditions.

Australian Brangus Cattle Association

Brangus have been developed as a stabilised breed in Australia with breeding programs going back to the early 1950Æs.

Australian Braunvieh Association

In 1972 when the import bans were lifted, many European breeds were introduced including Braunvieh. Breeding records since 1975 using an Up-grading program with Braunvieh semen over four crosses to Purebred resulted in the first Purebred born in 1984.

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