Mundubbera

So far, the sale has matched its record of $210,000 for a bull.

It was a gray from Mundubbera.

But already this morning, that record's been given a nudge by a red.

190, come around it up.

Yes, it's the second day of Brahman Week in Gracemere, and the red bull sales are kicking off this afternoon.

Now, earlier today, there was a new sale top price already, $210,000 set by a gray bull from Mundubbera, and that price matches the Brahman Week sale record.

It's only day two.

Jessica de Souza caught up with Scott Hayes in between taking congratulatory calls on the sale.

We, we have a, there's a specific carcass, yeah, muscle pattern that we look for.

So those genetics, if you see lines of cattle with those, yeah, you'll follow those genetics down and talk to people about them and, and introduce them into your herd just to keep, keep building those traits.

traits.It's already been a pretty successful Brahman week for Scott Hayes, who's a vendor from Mundubbera, and just matched the Brahman week sale record for, for a bull, two hundred and ten thousand dollars.

Jess, we'll keep you in touch with all the action from Gracemere as the week progresses.

I think it's been a long, slow boil, and we're sort of always optimistic, but it seems every time we get close, it's a little further away again.

Alan Jenkin, with his wife Sue, are mandarin growers in Mundubbera in the North Burnett region of Queensland.

They have one hundred and seventeen thousand mandarin trees.

We grow primarily varieties for export, export into Southeast Asia.

Like, we would certainly supply it.

It's just a waiting game.

[laughs] Mundubbera mandarin grower Sue Jenkins finishing that report there.

And you can catch more of those little delicious mandarins on Landline this Sunday.