Jodie Rintoul

Perth

Livestock Manager at Farm Weekly

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Articles

Annual Muster celebrates achievements from the past 12 months for staff

1 month ago | farmweekly.com.au | Jodie Rintoul

The Nutrien Ag Solutions WA livestock team gathered in Mandurah last week for the teams annual Muster conference and dinner. The conference was attended by more than 80 staff and agents and provided the team a chance to look back on what it had achieved in the past 12 months and discuss plans for the future. Picture by Kane Chatfield.
We crunch the numbers - get the full rundown of the 2024-25 WA bull sale season

1 month ago | farmweekly.com.au | Jodie Rintoul

The $72,000 top-priced bull for the 2024/25 WA bull selling season was sold by the Davis familys Coonamble Angus stud, Bremer Bay, at their on-property bull sale in February.
Angus stud herd dispersal is to be part of a big store cattle sale

1 month ago | farmweekly.com.au | Jodie Rintoul

The Lorkiewicz family, White Valley Angus stud, Dardanup, will disperse its Angus stud herd in the Nutrien Livestock Boyanup store sale on Wednesday, May 7. The offering from White Valley will include seven registered females (five have AI-bred registered calves at foot), two unregistered cows with calves at foot, which can be registered, one registered heifer, one unregistered heifer and three commercial females (two have calves at foot).
Strong global demand for beef and sheepmeat continues to drive growth

1 month ago | farmweekly.com.au | Jodie Rintoul

Australian Beef exports from 2010 to 2024. Source Meat & Livestock Australia Australian beef exports monthly trade summary December 2024. Picture supplied. It was a record year for Australian red meat exports in 2024 and the trend looks set to continue in 2025.
Long haul to the other side of the country a winner for the Thompson family

1 month ago | farmweekly.com.au | Jodie Rintoul

With Venturon Naughty But Nice S32 (P) and its bull calf which was sashed the senior champion Charolais cow at the Sydney Royal Easter Show were judge, Ben Crowley (left), Tycolah stud, Barraba, NSW, RAS councillor Angus Barnes, handler Angus Llewellyn, South Australia, Venturon Livestock co-principal Harris Thompson, Boyup Brook and Simon Collin, Rauili Charolais, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand, who sashed the cow. Photo by Simon Chamberlain.
Diverse Fieldhouse Droughtmaster client base tells two different stories

1 month ago | farmweekly.com.au | Kane Chatfield |Jodie Rintoul

With the $16,000 top-priced bull Fieldhouse BC7 #195 (PP) (by Glenlands D Axel) purchased by Lyndon Cattle Trust, Lyndon station, Minilya and Regans Ford/Cataby at the third annual Fieldhouse Droughtmaster on-property bull sale at Jurien Bay last week were Mollie DArcy and her father Sean DArcy and Scott Keilor, Lyndon Cattle Trust, Nutrien Livestock, Pilbara/Gascoyne agent Richard Keach, Fieldhouse stud co-principal Ken Mutton, Wickepin/Jurien Bay and Damian Halls, Nutrien Livestock,...
Important sale indicators were up for Liberty Charolais and Shorthorn sale

1 month ago | farmweekly.com.au | Jodie Rintoul |Kane Chatfield

Values topped at $13,000 for a Charolais bull at the annual Liberty Charolais and Shorthorn yearling bull sale at Toodyay last week. With the top-priced bull, Culham Velocity V9E (P), were Culham co-principal Jess Yost (left), Elders, Gingin agent Geoff Shipp and Culham co-principal Morgan Yost. The bull was purchased by first-time New South Wales-based buyers Jason and Kylie Catts, Futurity stud, Baradine, who bid through AuctionsPlus. Picture by Kane Chatfield.
Structural correctness and wool quality see ram win autumn shorn class

1 month ago | farmweekly.com.au | Jodie Rintoul

The champion autumn shorn exhibit at this year's Williams Gateway Expo was awarded to the Wise family's Wilioo stud, Woodanilling, for a Poll Merino ram. With the champion autumn shorn ram lamb were Wililoo stud co-principals Tegan and Rick Wise. Picture by Kane Chatfield. It was an upstanding Poll Merino ram lamb from the Wise family's Wililoo stud, Woodanilling, which was the star of the show in the autumn shorn classes at this year's Williams Gateway Expo.
Wickepin Merino ram 'Denni' was unanimously chosen to be grand champion

1 month ago | farmweekly.com.au | Jodie Rintoul

The 2025 Williams Gateway Expo champion ram of show was exhibited by the Mullan familys Eastville Park stud, Wickepin. With the grand champion Merino ram and champion medium wool Merino ram were Eastville Park stud co-principal Rob Mullan and his grandson Hugh. Picture by Jodie Rintoul. Headlining an outstanding line-up of Merino rams and ewes at this year's Williams Gateway Expo was an upstanding ram from the Mullan family's Eastville Park stud, Wickepin.
Ewe takes home prestigious supreme ribbon for just the third time in 25 years

1 month ago | farmweekly.com.au | Jodie Rintoul

The supreme Merino exhibit at this year's Williams Gateway Expo was exhibited by the King family's Rangeview stud, Darkan. With the champion ewe of show, grand champion Poll Merino ewe and champion fine wool Poll Merino ewe were judge Rod Norrish (left), Angenup stud, Kojonup, Geraldine, John, Jeremy, Melinda, Erin, Tom and Gemma King, Rangeview stud and judges Bruno Luciani, Perth and Philip Russell, Katanning. Picture by Kane Chatfield.