Our first Transcendent son to hit the sale ring with more to follow. T801 shows you why we are still using him extensively to breed with cows 3 years on. One of the highest marbling bulls in the Angus breed that shows great type in his progeny.

The ever-consistent Home Town over one of our favourite breeders. It's hard to pick our standout among standouts this year, but this bull is definitely in the picture.

Growth, scrotal, carcass weight and docility - a typical Beast Mode son displaying those characteristics in spades. 1.6kg ADG form birth to weaning and a recent scrotal circumference close to 50cm. 

A slick coated Dual Threat son stemming from a long maternal line going back to our first cow who calved out 14 times to AI. 

A natural born calf out of one of our donor cows we purchased from Glenoch. J74 is a typical Flower cow who you’d love to see all your breeders looking like. T813 was one of our highest birth to weaning and weaning to yearling performers and has moderated out now to a thick set sire.​

Another Transcendent son who has the calving ease, IMF and slick coat department covered. Overall, our best performer at yearling scanning which shows you why proven genetics models work with pedigrees like Prophet, Momentum, Regent and Sure Fire in T819.​

Out of one of our imported embryo cows, T826 shows tremendous style and shape.

A US imported embryo from the highly successful Gardiner Angus Ranch. U801 is out of a Home Town cow by Freedom and as the embryologist who flushed these embryo’s quoted to me, “These genetics will blow your mind!” This bull defines our program of calving ease, growth, carcass quality and maternal power. At 16 months of age, this bull gives you the chance to introduce superior genetic material a year earlier, and extend their working life by a year. Being younger, they are more adaptable to their new environment. 

Video available mid-July.

​The first of our GAR Hometown Hero bulls to walk through the sale ring! At 17 months of age, this is your chance to introduce superior genetic material into your herd a year earlier, resulting in faster genetic improvement. U808 shows the supreme carcass data we were hoping to add when using GAR genetics. U808 shows the consistent style and shape we have been blown away by with Hometown Hero progeny.

A full flush brother to lot 37 out of a donor cow purchased from Wattletop Angus.

The first Hometown Hero calf born from our Flower P810 donor cow with 19 progeny on the ground and another round due this year. P810 is our super cow who typifies the breeder we like to see in the paddock, while raising consistent progeny that bring the house down in their performance. She stems from the well-known Flower family and P810 or her dam L803 have yielded our top price bull 3 years running. An influential genetic package to add in any circumstance.

A full flush brother to lot 39.

As one of our highest $ indexing bulls, U813 will catch your eye immediately on video and on sale day. This son of GAR Hometown Hero out of a great Wattletop cow ties together his combination of style and power that you won't want to miss. In June this year, U813 had scans of 97cm2 EMA and 7.3% IMF which is phenomenal for a 14-month-old grass paddock reared bull. 

A full flush brother to lot 39.

A full flush brother to lot 39.

A full flush brother to lot 39.

With so much consistency in his progeny it's hard to pick the top Hometown Hero son, however 817 has always been the one that edges to front of the pack. Gaining 1.5kg ADG on tropical grass from weaning to yearling, this bull has genuine sire appeal and a proven pedigree to inject to his progeny. In June this year, U817 had scans of 93cm2 EMA and 7.0% IMF which is phenomenal for a 14-month-old grass paddock reared bull.

A full flush brother to lot 39.

A full flush brother to lot 39.

A full flush brother to lot 39.

The sire of this bull is quickly showing us his influence, now popping up in many of the pedigrees in the newest sire catalogues. He is a bull we continue to use today. 

Sired by our $34,000 selling bull at the 2022 SGA sale, T831 combines our favourite Flower families and has performance across the board.

The start to a strong trio of bulls and exemplifies the NBGen program of calving ease, growth, carcass and maternal power to replicate the process. R828 is among our top breeders with all the characteristics we look for to be one of next donor cows.

A standout amongst standouts, T834 is more often than not the first one picked out during paddock inspections and a bull we used during spring joining. Lotto has been around for a while now, yet is still hard to go past for type and performance.

A thick set, easy doing bull with a presence showing a deep motor to cover cows quickly. He is a bull for both cows and heifers to use for short joining periods.

Sired by the best bull NBGen has bred to date, R827 and all his progeny have shown the type of animal destined for beef performance both from an easy calving perspective and fast early growth and stature to match in feedlot performance. Recent R827 progeny went through the feedlot at 4.5:1FCR (DM) with a 2.61ADG.

A super calling ease sire out of a first calf heifer with a good balance across his dataset and raw performance. A very strong, early maturing bull.