New Canadian black poll bull that we are using. Sired by LFE The Riddler out of RJY Dream Date. Soft balanced bull who has performed well in the show ring and in the paddock.

The prestigious Gippsland Business Awards recognise and celebrate outstanding businesses, innovation, leadership, and excellence across the region, highlighting organisations that make a significant contribution to Gippsland’s economy and community.

One of the high API black simmental genetics that we are using. Gibbs Essential.

New sire. Mandate was sold for $160,000 Canada. Sired by R Plus Yuma $150,000 out of Miss R Plus. Perfect feet, stylish, easy calving, slick skin and performance. Outcross sire. Calves on the ground are promising. We have been using a son of Mandate, calves come easy.

Sired by RF Supercharged (RF Capacity) out of VC Sage Q016. One of the new black simmentals bought into Stud from imported genetics. Thick, heavy muscled and superb profile. CLRS Guardian daughter is devine and will be retained in herd. One of our best females.

Current entrant in the Victorian Premier’s Awards 2020 for Sustainability and Environment.  Ten-Rose balances farming with the environment and has a 10,000 tree plant out for native rare Southern Brown Bandicoots.  Currently engaged on an exciting local project with native flora and fauna 2021.

4 y.o. Ten-Rose Liking the Viking. Sired by Ten-Rose Joffa out of Ten-Rose Epi. Thanks to Troy Smethurst for purchasing The Viking. Troy says he is near a ton in weight, moderate, happy with his calves.    

Long time Simmental breeder (Alec) Alexander Jeffrey MacDonald of Coolabar Park Simmental Drouin West passed quietly at home on Thursday 26th March 2020. I had the good fortune to meet Alec many years ago.  Alec was the sort of cattleman that near enough was not good enough, it had to …

Thank you to Geoff & Chris Page Carrick Tasmania for shipping Ten-Rose cattle out of Melbourne to Devonport  Tasmania recently.  The double decker service was excellent.

Australian Beef Industry notes 56% decrease to emissions, 82% vaccinations to prevent Clostridial disease, new pain relief medications now available, production uptake 15%, poll gene 86% in herds removing the need to dehorn.  Moving forward.  (Jenny O’Sullivan, 2019 Tamworth Beef Sustainability Framework Conference).