Herd fertility the path to boosting profitability in the north, Brahman congress told

By Shan Goodwin
Updated May 30 2016 - 3:37pm, first published 9:57am
CPC’ chief executive officer Troy Setter at the 2016 World Brahman Congress in Rockhampton, Queensland.
CPC’ chief executive officer Troy Setter at the 2016 World Brahman Congress in Rockhampton, Queensland.

SETTING up herds to deliver more calves and feeder cattle capable of superior feedlot performance is the key to boosting profitability in northern Australia, according to one of the world’s largest Brahman breeders, Consolidated Pastoral Company.

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