Angus producers will have not one but two opportunities to put Absolute bulls into their programs this year.The Gippsland based stud purchased a second property at Echuca in 2022, and this autumn will host sales at both locations.

In the world of agriculture and livestock, the phrase “quality over quantity” holds significant weight, especially when it comes to buying bulls bred for genetic excellence.Quality sires are the backbone of any thriving cattle operation, influencing the herd’s genetics and, consequently, its overall productivity.

ABSOLUTE Angus stud's on-property bull sale at Trafalgar saw interest from local and interstate buyers, with the top-priced bull headed to a repeat buyer in northern Victoria.The top, Lot 19, Absolute Tailor Made T169, sold for $14,000 and will go to Bellaspur Angus stud, Balmattum.

Selecting and using the best genetics the industry has to offer each year is by no means a cheap endeavour, but it’s an investment that continues to pay dividends for Absolute Angus, the stud’s clients and, ultimately, the end consumer.

ABSOLUTE Angus, Trafalgar South, met with success with its Landfall bloodlines, with the two top-selling bulls at its autumn auction coming from Tasmanian genetics.Absolute bought Landfall New Ground 90 from the Launceston, Tasmania, stud for $75,000 in 2019, as part of a syndicate and in partnership with ABS Australia.

Anthony Pisa’s deduction to breeding the very best from the very best will once again be on show this year.The Absolute Angus principal will have an impressive line-up of bulls on offer at his autumn sale on Wednesday 29 March.And he’s already talking excitedly about the yearlings to be offered later this year in the spring.

A yearling and two-year-old Angus bull have both topped the Absolute Angus spring bull sale in West Gippsland as two separate buyers secured the future sires for $15,000.

POWERHOUSE progeny from the same bloodline as Australia’s record-breaking bull TeMania Emperor E343 will headline the upcoming Absolute Angus Spring sale on Wednesday 12 October at the West Gippsland stud.

The Angus market's expansion into northern Victoria is continuing with the purchase of an Echuca farming property from a Gippsland-based stud.Absolute Angus stud is the new owner of the former dairy farm at Bamawm, 15 kilometres south of Echuca.According to stud principal Anthony Pisa, the farm, sized at more than 450 acres, was an impressive piece of land.

Building Absolute Angus into one of Australia’s premium black Angus studs over the last decade, principal Anthony Pisa said the time was right to expand the stud's existing operations further north.Prompted by the stud’s dramatic growth at its' two annual bull sales over the past few years & increasing interest in the stud's breed-leading genetics Mr Pisa said the recent purchase of a separate 400+ acre grazing & breeding property in a prime location near Echuca in Northern Victoria was a great asset to the future of the Absolute Angus brand.