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'Pretty full on': behind the calculated leap to beef production at Cobargo

The family has moved into Angus-Limousin crossbreeding after ending dairy production, with about 200 cows expected to calve next July, Mr Salway said.

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After trading 400 dairy cows for an Angus-Limousin herd, Cobargo producer Tim Salway explains why crossing dairy with beef fails to deliver top dollars.

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'Pretty full on': behind the calculated leap to beef production at Cobargo

After trading 400 dairy cows for an Angus-Limousin herd, Cobargo producer Tim Salway explains why crossing dairy with beef fails to deliver top dollars.

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theland.com.au broke the news on Sunday, November 8, 2026.
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