Palgrove provide superior, well researched,
high performance genetics, backed by science and data, that consistently improve performance.
They are setting new benchmarks in the areas of performance, innovation and support to future generations of beef producers in Australia. Their purpose is to breed adaptable, functional Charolais and Ultrablack cattle that increase fertility, achieve high compliance rates and are backed by their leading support and service.
Palgrove are leaders in breeding, sourcing and measuring high performing genetics that improve profitability and efficiency in commercial beef production.
Palgrove will offer its entire show team at Beef24, with the breed also set to step into the show ring for the first time at the highly anticipated event.
Since 2009, Palgrove has pioneered the Ultrablack breed, which retains the meat quality and fertility of the Angus breed and the heat tolerance and adaptability of the Brangus genetics.
In June 2023, Palgrove held their Hunter Valley Bull Sale and again interfaced on AuctionsPlus to reach new buyers, picking up a total of 117 online bids and 4,736 catalogue views, whilst achieving an online average of $13,143. Online bidders were active on over 50% of the lots with the top priced bull Lot 7 Palgrove Sheriff selling online for $38,000. Overall 61/61 bulls sold to average $11,754.
In early September 2023 Palgrove Annual Bull Sale sold 186/186 lots for a sale average of $17,217. There were 358 registered Bidders online with over 112 bids received through the Auctionsplus platform. The bulls sold online averaged $11,438. The sale was interfaced on AuctionsPlus with over 800 Viewers logging in to view the auction.
The UB steers are weighing heavier earlier than our purebred Angus and we are able to sell them into the same markets, at the same rate. The Ultrablacks are outperforming any other tropical cross cattle we’ve trialed, from weaners, background and feedlot weights as well as grass fed bullocks
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