The Grove Shorthorns

03/09/2026

Lot 27 The Grove Encrypt V0448 (P) Roan
A beautiful roan son of Turanville Encryption S227 who's figures are very balanced - weighing in at 942kg with plenty of muscle but still good cover, great testicles and raw IMF of 7.2. This bull would breed replacement females and top end quality steers. Top 1% for Scrotal, top 5% 600 day, Milk and top 10% for RBY%.

22/08/2026

With our 2026 Bull look day coming up on the 26th August, don't forget to check out our web page and sort through the bulls for a shortlist to inspect on the day.
https://auction.thegroveonline.com.au/

Performance Recorded Shorthorn Bulls

19/08/2026

The 2026 Paddock to Palate competition marks its 27th year, and we’re proud to see The Grove once again amongst the line-up.

While we didn’t take home any individual ribbons this year, we were very pleased to finish with the 4th and 5th placed pens Overall in Class 40 HGP Free.

For us, these results are a great reflection of the consistency we’ve worked hard to achieve over many years of competing in Paddock to Palate. Our focus remains the same — to continue producing quality beef and more of it.

A result we’re very proud of and another good benchmark for The Grove.

17/08/2026

AI calves on second calf cows at Meribah by Weebollabolla Tinkler T109 or The Grove Red Marble V0202 (lot 8 this year's sale).
Weebollabolla Shorthorns

02/08/2026

The Grove Shorthorns 43rd Annual Bull Sale
10th September 2026 - Online
Bull Look Day - 26th August 2026 - Myall Grove, Condamine

Full Catalogue
https://i4.abri.au/online/cgi-bin/i4.dll?1=213C30372D&2=2928&3=56&5=2B3C2B3C3A&8=4853&9=5C5E5F5A&11=5F50

Lot 3 The Grove Mittiebah V0601

07/07/2026

The Grove success in 2026 Ekka Prime Cattle Comp with1st place in Grain or Grain Assisted Fed Pens Class 17 Pen of 6 Steers – 531kg to 620kg.

Spencer said it was gratifying to see our HGP-free cattle do well in such a strongly contested prime competition.

“Bascially what it means for us is that without a HGP we still have enough potential yield and the right fat cover and suitability for industry specs. To have a purebred British breed up there at the pointy end without a pill, the judge said they hit the specs very, very well.

“Our point of difference in the British world is to have a bit more growth in them, trying to increase the muscle and growth with all the maternal traits staying in place, which is a hard balancing act to get.

“I guess what we have tried to achieve is to be able to market them at different times into all markets because you haven’t got them pilled.”

Credit: Beef Central