The fundamentals of breeding good cattle are the same, says multi-breeder Tom Sanson from Gold Creek Simmental and Whangara Angus.

With progeny trial results rolling out across both traditional and exotic breeds, commercial beer farmers will be able to capture the genetic value of hybrid vigour with terminals such as Simmentals across Angus. 

Guests include:
Tom Sanson, Gold Creek Simmental

Hosts:
Jo Scott, host of BEEF Country

Simmentals are the third largest population of cattle in New Zealand, with 45 registered breeders across the country and Gold Creek Simmentals has been part of the Simmental Council since 2020. 

“When it comes to the global beef industry, New Zealand’s industry collaboration needs to improve and invest more collectively,” believes Tom Sanson, Gold Creek Simmentals. 

Gold Creek Simmentals are proud to be the first breed in New Zealand to move over to IGS (International Genetic Solutions) analysis to guarantee more accuracy by DNA sampling their calves after weaning. 

Tom discusses with Jo about his recent trip to North America and the learnings for both his stud and our premium beef programmes here.

Gold Creek Simmental sale: 16th May 2024

More information on the Gold Creek Simmental sale here: Gold Creek Simmentals NZ – Bull Sales

BEEF Country is an annual journal packed with New Zealand's inspirational and technical information in the aim to breed and finish ultimately the world’s best beef. The journal is distributed early May 2024 free to all Beef + Lamb New Zealand levy payers. 

Purchase the BEEF Country annual journal for $15 plus postage annually (available from 1 May 2024): https://country-wide.co.nz/shop/

The fundamentals of breeding good cattle are the same, says multi-breeder Tom Sanson from Gold Creek Simmental and Whangara Angus.
With progeny trial results rolling out across both traditional and exotic breeds, commercial beer farmers will be able to capture the genetic value of hybrid vigour with terminals such as Simmentals across Angus. 
Guests include:
<ul>
<li aria-level="1">Tom Sanson, Gold Creek Simmental</li>
</ul>
Hosts:
<ul>
<li aria-level="1">Jo Scott, host of BEEF Country</li>
</ul>
Simmentals are the third largest population of cattle in New Zealand, with 45 registered breeders across the country and Gold Creek Simmentals has been part of the Simmental Council since 2020. 
“When it comes to the global beef industry, New Zealand’s industry collaboration needs to improve and invest more collectively,” believes Tom Sanson, Gold Creek Simmentals. 
Gold Creek Simmentals are proud to be the first breed in New Zealand to move over to IGS (International Genetic Solutions) analysis to guarantee more accuracy by DNA sampling their calves after weaning. 
Tom discusses with Jo about his recent trip to North America and the learnings for both his stud and our premium beef programmes here.
Gold Creek Simmental sale: 16th May 2024
More information on the Gold Creek Simmental sale here: <a href="https://goldcreeksimmentals.nz/bull-sales/">Gold Creek Simmentals NZ – Bull Sales</a>
BEEF Country is an annual journal packed with New Zealand's inspirational and technical information in the aim to breed and finish ultimately the world’s best beef. The journal is distributed early May 2024 free to all Beef + Lamb New Zealand levy payers. 
Purchase the BEEF Country annual journal for $15 plus postage annually (available from 1 May 2024):<a href="https://country-wide.co.nz/shop/"> https://country-wide.co.nz/shop/</a>

The BEEF Country Podcast, hosted by genetics specialist, Jo Scott, brings you New Zealand's inspirational and technical information in the aim to breed and finish ultimately the world’s best beef.

Jo speaks to bull breeders across all breeds and industry professionals right across the value chain, from genetic technologies to calf rearers in dairy-beef, to our marketers to arm you with the very best information behind and beyond the farm gate.

BEEF Country podcast is produced by the Proud Country Network owned by Country-Wide Media that compliments the annual BEEF Country magazine journal released every year in early May. For more information about BEEF Country, contact Sarah Perriam-Lampp sarah@countrywidemedia.co.nz.

The BEEF Country Podcast, hosted by genetics specialist, Jo Scott, brings you New Zealand's inspirational and technical information in the aim to breed and finish ultimately the world’s best beef.
Jo speaks to bull breeders across all breeds and industry professionals right across the value chain, from genetic technologies to calf rearers in dairy-beef, to our marketers to arm you with the very best information behind and beyond the farm gate.
BEEF Country podcast is produced by the Proud Country Network owned by Country-Wide Media that compliments the annual BEEF Country magazine journal released every year in early May. For more information about BEEF Country, contact Sarah Perriam-Lampp sarah@countrywidemedia.co.nz.

The BEEF Country Podcast

The BEEF Country Podcast, hosted by genetics specialist, Jo Scott, brings you New Zealand's inspirational and technical information in the aim to breed and finish ultimately the world’s best beef.

Jo speaks to bull breeders across all breeds and industry professionals right across the value chain, from genetic technologies to calf rearers in dairy-beef, to our marketers to arm you with the very best information behind and beyond the farm gate.

BEEF Country podcast is produced by the Proud Country Network owned by Country-Wide Media that compliments the annual BEEF Country magazine journal released every year in early May.

For more information about BEEF Country, contact Sarah Perriam-Lampp sarah@countrywidemedia.co.nz. 

The BEEF Country Podcast, hosted by genetics specialist, Jo Scott, brings you New Zealand's inspirational and technical information in the aim to breed and finish ultimately the world’s best beef.
Jo speaks to bull breeders across all breeds and industry professionals right across the value chain, from genetic technologies to calf rearers in dairy-beef, to our marketers to arm you with the very best information behind and beyond the farm gate.
BEEF Country podcast is produced by the Proud Country Network owned by Country-Wide Media that compliments the annual BEEF Country magazine journal released every year in early May.
For more information about BEEF Country, contact Sarah Perriam-Lampp <a href="mailto:sarah@countrywidemedia.co.nz">sarah@countrywidemedia.co.nz</a>.

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