Charbray News & Resources

A Charbray bull went top at the 2026 Kandanga Valley Stud sale in a sign of strong demand for honey-coloured, polled bulls.

Buyers from as far afield as Injune, Taroom, Yuleba, the North Burnett village of Mingo, Boonah, Toogoolawah, Goomeri, Tansey and Theebine...

Solid support from both new and returning clients underpinned the Jenkins family's annual Violet Hills on-property sale at Rydal on May 8...

Despite 22 more bulls being offered than last year and an unavoidable delay of a month, the Elders Outback Invitational bull sale at...

Bulk buyers from Sarina bought the top bull at the 2025 Kandanga Valley Stud summer bull sale, where the sale average and clearance were up...

A significant number of readers believe vendors should be allowed to have a say in setting the starting price at multi-vendor bull sales.

A Queensland Country Life reader poll has revealed producers have a strong preference when it comes to the horned genetics debate.

The new president of the Charbray Society of Australia believes the breed's rising popularity could see it tap into two emerging state...

A 23-month-old dehorned Wattlebray stud bull has outshone the polls to fetch the top price at this year's National Charbray Sale.

Murray and Debbie Haigh of Redfield Pastoral Company started their 2025 bull buying season by loading 10 sires from the Droughtmaster...

Evidence shows Charbrays are gathering momentum.

The Nobbs families celebrated 44 years of selling at Moura on Friday, September 19, with a catalogue that attracted repeat buyers across...