Last week saw the first Anjouliette calf born in 2020. Maine Park Julie calved a 34kg heifer sired by Maine Park Layley. We have many more calves due in the upcoming months, follow our social media to keep up with …
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SOLD – Top Priced Female
Our heifer Anjouliette Nell, was the top priced female at Maine-Anjou Beef Australia’s National Sale selling to S. Dale $3,700. We can’t wait to see the calf from this heifer by Maine Park Neville.
Almost Show Time
We have been busy at Anjouliette preparing young stock for Bendigo Show! Both our bull, Anjouliette Noah and heifer Anjouliette Nell will be competing Friday October 26, at the Beef Friday Feature Interbreed Junior Bull & Heifer Classic.
Maternal Females
Maternal ability is one of the most important aspects we look for in our female herd. We want cows that retain their milking ability from the original dual purpose Maine-Anjou. The females in our herd have also been selected for …
The Waiting Game
Anjouliette Lil is the first to calve in our herd this year and we're eagerly awaiting the calf, sired by Ex-Vee Hawkeye...
What’s JBAS?
Well it’s the acronym for Johne’s Beef Assurance Score. It represents more than just a concern for the Johne’s disease, the scheme is a farm risk assessment tool. Our farm has created a bio-security plan with practices to minimise the …
Why do we breed moderate framed cattle?
It’s so simple, moderate framed cattle eat less and mature earlier. In our climate where drought hits more often than not, it’s just economical…
Welcome to our new website!
G’day, welcome to our new website and blog! We hope you like the fresh feel and added content. Wondering what you can expect from our new site?…
Wattle Glen Narelle
At the recent National Sale we purchased Wattle Glen Narelle, we’re excited to see how Narelle grows! Why did we purchase Narelle?…
Anjouliette Nova
Sold privately to King Island, Tasmania a growthy traditional Maine-Anjou heifer, Anjouliette Nova is a heifer with real meat carrying capacity while retaining femininity…
