The Brahman breed continues to be an integral part of the Australian beef industry. Brahman genetics can be found in approximately one-half of the national beef herd of 26 million head, with 75 ...

The ship at the centre of an emerging diplomatic muddle, the Brahman Express. Credit: Vroon The cattle died on the ship after it left Darwin on March 14, prompting the Indonesian government to ...

Australian Brahman Breeders' Association members will showcase 262 animals across 52 classes in the ... ABBA general manager Marsha Keily said as the Australian association for Brahman cattle, ...

Indonesia has temporarily banned imports of live cattle from one Australian property, as investigations continue into how more than 100 cattle died on the Brahman Express that sailed from Darwin.

The Australian government has not moved to restrict live cattle exports, even as New Zealand recently decided to ban livestock export by sea. At Waterloo and elsewhere, Brahman herds are growing ...

The last Brahman congress was held in Australia back in 2002 and celebrates the worldwide achievements of the Brahman breed of beef cattle. President of the Australian Brahman Breeders Association ...

Above: Northern Australian beef production systems have traditionally been low input. CSIRO . Typically northern cattle production systems are low input and mustering cattle is expensive. So ...

Hundreds of thousands of dollars changed hands with a 100 per cent clearance rate at last week’s milestone Ponderosa brahman cattle auction in Katherine.

Lot three from Ponderosa set the top price of $15,000 for livestock cattle sold on the day. Out of the 147 bulls to change hands, the Ponderosa sold 66 for an average sale price of $4897.

DRAWING in 120 international guests from around the world has seen organisers of this year's World Brahman Congress pretty chuffed.