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CBV BULL SALE

Field Day:

Friday 19 July - 8:00am start

Bull Sale:

Saturday 20 July - 8:00am start

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CBV commenced in 1981 with Alf and Wendy Collins at “Belah Valley”, Marlborough.

The CBV core herd was selected out of a family partnership at "Wandilla", of purebred Brahman cattle with 25 years development.

Over the following 20 years Alf and Wendy’s focus was breeding adapted cattle to supply genetics that make a difference to margins in the commercial world. Simultaneously land improvement was an integral part of the whole business development.

Interview with Alf Collins of CBV Brahmans and Martin Gomez of Rancho Consuelo

Watch as Alf Collins and Martin Gomez delve deeper into managing inbreeding and maintaining genetic diversity, the importance of fertility, and buying CBV in the Philippines.

Interview with Alf Collins – Part One

Interview with Alf Collins – Part Two

Tales of the Brahman herd

Kay Becker is speaking with Alf Collins from CBV Brahmans at Marlborough. Alf speaks of how he manages his Brahman herd and the resources he has used and the people he speaks with that have influenced his decisions about the path he has taken.

Please enjoy your visit, the cattle and the information that we share. We look forward to meeting you online, or in person, to discuss your aims and achievements, as well as our management and genetic strategies.

CBV on the wire

What's the latest new happening at CBV Brahmans

About CBV

CBV commenced operation in 1981 with Alf and Wendy Collins at “Belah Valley”, Marlborough Queensland.

Tails of the Brahman herd

Kay Becker is speaking with Alf Collins from CBV Brahmans at Marlborough. Alf speaks of how he manages his Brahman herd and the resources he has used and the people he speaks with that have influenced his decisions about the path he has taken.

CBV commenced in 1981 with Alf and Wendy Collins at “Belah Valley”, Marlborough. The CBV core herd was selected out of a family partnership at "Wandilla", of purebred Brahman cattle with 25 years development. Over the following 20 years Alf and Wendy’s focus was breeding adapted cattle to supply genetics that make a difference to margins in the commercial world. Simultaneously land improvement was an integral part of the whole business development.

Collins Belah Valley Brahmans – the breed within a breed

In successful beef cattle breeding, there are no shortcuts, no quick fixes – more a matter of doing lots of small things well... Relentlessly! Focus on, what we can influence, what we can change. In genetic terms, the results of tight management are measurably bearing fruit.