NEWS

Muchea Opening

A pen of purebred Gelbvieh and Gelbvieh composite steers which
achieved the top price at the first sale at the new Muchea Livestock
Center in WA on May 3rd 2010.

The line of 12 steers were offered by the Pugh Family, Summit
Gelbvieh stud, Narrikup, as the first pen in the landmark sale and
were 100 day grain fed steers which averaged 430kg at $4.11/kg.

 

The $5000 top price Gelbvieh bull at the 2010 Summit Gelbvieh on-property bull sale in March.
Summit Diesel, a pure bred Black Gelbvieh was sired by JRI Black n Stacked. With him is Top price buyer
Roger Dawkins (left), Village Green Beef, Hopelands, Summit Gelbvieh stud connections Harriet, Georgia and
Clare Pugh, Summit Gelbvieh stud principal John Pugh and Landmark Albany agent Bob Pumphrey.



The Mowag Gelbvieh stud, Morowa, had a good sale at the Gingin Multibreed bull sale in March
selling to a top of $3250. Mowag Gelbvieh stud principal Geoff Baines (right) and his students are with the bull.



A Gelbvieh-Murray Grey-Red Angus composite bull sold for $4000 at the Summit Gelbvieh bull sale.
With the bull is Summit Gelbvieh stud connections Clare and Georgia Pugh, Landmark Albnay agent
Bob Pumphrey and buyer Darryl Avery, Nannup.



This Summit Gelbvieh-Murray Grey- Red Angus composite bull sold for $3500 at the Summit Gelbvieh
bull sale in March. With the bull is Landmark Albany agent Bob Pumphrey, Summit Gelbvieh stud connection
Clare Pugh and third top price buyer Ray Mountford, Yandilla Grazing Manypeaks.

2009

Glendale Gelbvieh stud co-principal Michelle Flemming,
Serpentine, with her awards from the National Beef
Carcase Competiton at Beef Australia 2009 held in
Rockhampton, QLD.

The Glendale stud took out the award for the overall
champion carcase with a purebred Gelbvieh steer as well
as the ANZ bank achievement award for the highest
scoring pen across the board.

There were 438 cattle entered into the competition nationwide.