Binny has high praise for Charolais

By Matt Sherrington
February 28 2021 - 7:00pm
Beef machines: Glenlea Beefs' Roderick Binny (pictured at Beef Australia 2018) said as a sire, to produce extra kilograms, the Charolais has no peer, and that the breed has proven to perform well across a variety of environments.
Beef machines: Glenlea Beefs' Roderick Binny (pictured at Beef Australia 2018) said as a sire, to produce extra kilograms, the Charolais has no peer, and that the breed has proven to perform well across a variety of environments.

Since founding the Glenlea Beef herd in Tasmania in 1973, the Binny family have had success with Charolais in stud and commercial capacities across a diverse range of country.

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