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LOWLINE JOURNAL OF THE AUSTRALIAN LOWLINE CATTLE ASSOCIATION NO.27 2015 COMING TO A BUTCHER NEAR YOU ...CERTIFIED LOWLINE BEEF CONTENTS 1 COVER: Our cover story this edition Join us online! focuses on the Certified Lowline Beef supply chain. Picture of Lowlines WEBSITE http://www.lowlinecattleassoc.com.au by Vicki Gilbert on her property, FACEBOOK Rotherwood Stud, Cann River, Victoria. www.facebook.com/australianlowline cattleassociationinc 3 President’s Report YOUTH FACEBOOK 4 Executive Officer’s Report www.facebook.com/australianlowlineyouth 5 More beef, less land 6 True blue genetics A FAIRFAX AGRICULTURAL MEDIA 8 Lowline-cross success 30 2014 Lowline champions PUBLICATION 9 Cloe’s true Canterbury tales 32 Canterbury, Canberra, THIS magazine was designed, edited and produced for Lowline Australia by Fairfax Agricultural Media Qld Ltd. 10 Finding the silver lining Toowoomba Head office: PO Box 586, Cleveland, Qld 4163. PRINTING by Beaudesert Times – p: (07) 5541 1388. 12 Keen teen starts own stud 33 Heart beats for Sydney Royal GENERAL MANAGER: John Warlters – p: (07) 3826 8200; e: [email protected] 14 Trust Me makes US$85,000 34 Royal Queensland Show EDITOR: Inga Stünzner – m: 0455 091 856; Inquiries p: (07) 4927 9422; f: (07) 3821 1226; e: inga.stunzner@ 15 Vale Jack 36 Merchandise fairfaxmedia.com.au PRODUCTION EDITOR: Bob Kalinowski: (07) 3826 8244; 16 On-farm challenge e: bob.kalinowski@ fairfaxmedia.com.au PROMOTION GROUP REPORTS PHOTOGRAPHY: Rodney Green, Sarah Coulton, contributors. 18 School handlers 20 Savour the Lowline flavour 37 Victoria, NSW, North Island NZ DISCLAIMER & COPYRIGHT: The contents of the 2015 Australian 38 South Australia, Queensland, Lowline Journal are copyright and reproduction without permission of the 22 Butcher’s thumbs-up publisher is forbidden. The views expressed by contributors and claims made by advertisers are not necessarily endorsed by the editors and 24 A snap decision to buy Tasmania publishers of this journal. Neither the editors nor the Australian Lowline Cattle Association takes any responsibility for the accuracy of the infor- 26 Whitby: From milk to meat 38 Victoria mation contained within this periodical nor for the outcome of any action taken by readers or others based on the information therein. 28 Sydney Royal 2015 39 NZ South Island Quiet, quality cattle for people to enjoy! Livestock and semen available Contact Tim and Michele • Phone: 07 4935 4033 • Mobile: 0413 147 649 351 Coorooman Creek Rd, Cawarral, Qld 4701. www.tmhlowline.com AW1537587 2 AUSTRALIAN LOWLINE CATTLE ASSOCIATION JOURNAL 2015 PRESIDENT’S REPORT Plenty on ALCA president Gordon Guthrie plate for Lucy Kuipers chairs the youth committee that co-ordinates new year youth activity and, in this modern age, the breed’s presence on social media. A constitutional committee that includes the full council executive will have a key task during the year to follow up ITH more than 15 years’ breeding, showing and consultation with members on the concept of including a promoting Lowline cattle, it is indeed a privilege supplementary breed register to accommodate DNA-proven, to now lead ALCA during a period of breed red-coated purebred Lowline animals. consolidation and growth. Such a proposal, if agreed to by members, will have a WThe association has developed a sound governance number of wider implications that will need to be well footprint, much resulting from the vision and drive from thought through and addressed. immediate past president Bill Belton. The council realises that to maintain membership growth The council has adopted a committee structure that not ALCA must have a commercial relevance, especially for only shares the workload but also provides for wider those more interested in growing and marketing a quality experience and participation among councillors. beef product rather than showing or stud activities. I am fortunate to have an enthusiastic and hardworking The first stage of this development is the Lowline meat team of fellow councillors around me. marketplace on the ALCA website – a place where producers The communications committee is chaired by Michele and buyers, no matter how small or large, can register and Molloy with responsibilities for the annual journal, quarterly promote their Lowline beef. newsletters and the ALCA website. ALCA members who have signed the producers’ agreement Julie Knight chairs the promotions committee, looking after have the added marketing tool of being able to use the breed promotional material and liaison with promotion Certified Lowline Beef trademark. groups. The quality of the Lowline product is being well proven, The wider engagement of the regional promotion groups with continuing success in steer and carcase competitions. was a key strategy for ALCA over the past year. All members This is an exciting time for our wonderful Lowline breed. are automatically allocated to the promotion group in their Finally, I would like to thank Aimee Sewell for her region and are encouraged to become involved to network tremendous hard work and dedication as the ALCA executive and share ideas and experiences with fellow breeders. officer. It is fantastic to see a resurgence of youth involvement in We welcome Carole Johns as the new executive officer as the breed. These younger members are the next generation Aimee is currently on maternity leave. of breeders, exhibitors and administrators of the Lowline GORDON GUTHRIE breed. COUNCILLOR MICHELE MOLLOY ALCA Council 2014-15 Phone: (07) 4935 4033 (+61 7 4935 4033) Fax: (07) 4935 4603 (+61 7 4935 4603) PRESIDENT GORDON GUTHRIE Mobile: 0413 147 652 (+61 413 147 652) Phone: (03) 302 4964 (+ 64 3 302 4964 New Zealand) Email: [email protected] Mobile: 0274 324 999 (+ 64 274 324 999) COUNCILLOR LUCY KUIPERS Email: [email protected] Phone: (02) 4777 4384 (+61 2 4777 4384) VICE-PRESIDENT JULIE KNIGHT Mobile: 0406 023 569 (+61 406 023 569) Phone: (03) 5828 6490 (+61 3 5828 6490) Email: [email protected] Mobile: 0427 539 795 (+61 427 539 795) COUNCILLOR TANYA FALKENHAGEN Email: [email protected] Phone: (07) 5463 6734 (+61 7 5463 6734) SECRETARY DENISE MOLONEY Mobile: 0418 734 615 (+61 4 1873 4615) Phone: Private 0447 399 273 (+61 0447 399 273) Email: [email protected] Phone: Business 0439 891 624 (+61 0439 891 624) EXECUTIVE OFFICER CAROLE JOHNS Email: [email protected] Phone: (02) 6773 3295 (+61 2 6773 3295) TREASURER: COLIN SCHILLER Fax: (02) 6772 1943 (+61 2 6772 1943) Phone: Private (07) 4634 3047 (+61 7 4634 3047) Email: [email protected] Mobile: 0419 686 254 (+61 419 686 254) Email: [email protected] 2015 AUSTRALIAN LOWLINE CATTLE ASSOCIATION JOURNAL 3 EXECUTIVE OFFICER’S REPORT Breed ALCA executive officer Carole Johns wins on season of photographs for gatherings, paddocks and horizon Christmas drew to a close on December 31, 2014. In January next photo competition topics for the January to March period were announced. Lucy Kuipers has also been busy engaging Lowline youth ELCOME to the 2015 Australian Lowline Cattle around the shows and also on Facebook, which has become Association Journal. a hub of conversation. I came into this role six weeks ago from outside Our youth members are the future of our breed and it is of ABRI and I am replacing Aimee Sewell, who is very encouraging to see so many engaged and constantly takingW maternity leave. In the short time I have been in the commenting on Lowline events and issues. role I have been uplifted by the enthusiasm and dedication of We have a very keen and enthusiastic team on the council our Council and our members. working hard to improve every aspect of the breeding and The advice from members on the tremendous temperament marketing of our Lowline cattle. and high-quality yield of meat from Australian Lowline cattle Michele Molloy in Rockhamption, Queensland, is working is very encouraging and tells me that Australian Lowline tirelessly on our newsletters and annual journal, and she is cattle will be getting more of the winning prizes in the also organising a magnificent display at Beef 2015 in carcase competitions of the future. Rockhampton in May 2015, and for the first time Lowlines In the past 12 months we have witnessed increases in will be a part of the organised tours for Beef 2015. involvement with Australian Lowline cattle and the general Michele has organised to have a full cattle display with interest in the breed continues to grow. information on the versatility and benefits of the Lowline Some accomplishments from the past 12 months include breed, and the availability of semen and embryos within the involvement of youth members at the Stud Beef Handlers Australia and for export. Please make a special effort to visit Camp, the annual Victorian On Farm Challenge, the pro- Beef 2015 and lend a hand if you can spare the time. duction of great members’ newsletters and competitions, I would like to thank all the members who have contributed including the photo competition and creative kids writing to the journal with articles, photographs and advertising, and competition. We’ve also had the recent launch of the new their enthusiasm and commitment to make our breed better Lowline Premium Meat Market section on the website and and more widely marketed. the listing of Certified Lowline Beef for sale, which is grown I would also like to thank all the councillors for their and supplied by our members. guidance and support in the short time I have been in the Most recently we have seen our youth member on council,
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