The market flexibility the Charbray provides has been essential to ensuring the success of the Stewart family's commercial breeding program for more than 40 years.

While Wayne and Judy Moxham-Price are beginning to take the foot off the gas in relation to their cattle business, their fondness for crossbred Droughtmaster cattle remains vital.

While the Handley family have switched tack from targeting the organic market to producing for the feedlots in the past 12 months, the Droughtmaster remains prominent in the crossbred article they produce.

Santa Gertrudis are the glue that binds all operations within the Stiller family's successful backgrounding and lotfeeding crossbreeding programs.

The consistency that the Flower family has achieved with their Santa Gertrudis x Hereford crossbreeding program, in relation to the article they're producing and the returns they receive from repeat buyers continues to provide them with confidence in achieving their objectives.

Brafords have proven to be a top crossbreeding option over the years for the King family, providing them with great market flexibility with the article they produce.

Ensuring generational success with Charbray genetics was front and centre in the minds of vendors when selecting their drafts for the 43rd National Charbray Sale being held on September 28.

The strongest draft of bulls and females in the Santa Central Sales' 15 year history will be presented at the Headingly Sales Complex, Clifton, on September 15.

Quality, not quantity, was the driving force behind the 143-lot draft selected for the Riverina Stockfeeds National Braford Sale to be offered at the CQLX Saleyards in Rockhampton on September 14.

Santa Gertrudis cattle have been at the core of Peter and Sue Joliffe's commercial breeding operations since the early 1980's.