Lowline Semen

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Lowland Park Tassie semen is available in New Zealand.

Lowland Park Tassie

Tassie is a performance-recorded Australian Lowline bull selected at Lowland Park for growth, moderate frame, structure, temperament and progeny performance. His semen is available individually from Lowland Park and through LIC in a Value Beef-pack with BBQ Ranch Top Gun.

Born: 8 September 2022
Birthweight: 27 kg
730-day weight: over 500 kg
Temperament score: 1

Tassie semen enquiries

Lowland Park Tassie semen is available directly from Lowland Park and through LIC. Tassie can be purchased individually through LIC, as well as in LIC’s Value Beef offering.

For options through LIC

Imported Australian Lowline Semen

Imported Australian Lowline semen is available from selected red, red-carrier and black sires. Straws are stored at LIC Hamilton. Prices are available on application, with limited quantities for some sires. A $45 including GST dispatch fee applies per consignment, delivered on the LIC delivery network.

Red and Red-Carrier Sires

Camdon Myall II

Black — recessive red carrier. A large-framed, heavy-beefed Australian sire noted for excellent foot structure and a very docile temperament. He has produced both red and black progeny internationally.

McIntosh Creek Question Mark

Red. Question Mark is a well-muscled Australian Lowline bull combining depth, capacity and strong beef character in a moderate frame.

He has been used at Lowland Park as part of our performance breeding programme, producing calves with good substance and carcase potential. His progeny have also given us useful information about the importance of matching sire and dam carefully — something we consider essential in any breeding programme based on measured performance rather than pedigree alone.

Question Mark offers breeders an opportunity to introduce proven Lowline genetics with genuine beef type, while retaining the moderate size and practical attributes of the breed.

Best suited to breeders looking for:
• Beef character and muscling
• Moderate mature size
• Depth and capacity
• Established Australian Lowline genetics
• A sire to use selectively over complementary females

Fiddleleaf Red Ivan

Solid red. A compact, smaller-framed sire representing some of the earliest red Australian Lowline genetics exported internationally. An option for breeders developing pure red pedigrees.

McIntosh Creek Monsoon Red - SOLD OUT

True red. A medium-framed Australian sire distinguished by exceptional body length and a notably long spine. Selected to introduce length, style and red genetics.

Black and Growth-Focused Sires

Ardrossan Coala - SOLD OUT

Black. A proven grass-raised sire with a recorded mature weight of 812 kg. Coala is noted for producing uniform, beefy calves, strong carcass traits and additional weight, making him particularly suitable for producing heavier steers

Ardrossan Irvin

Black. A medium-framed, medium-weight and early-maturing sire bred by Ardrossan Stud in Victoria. Irvin is noted for structural correctness and improving foot quality.

Yarra Ranges Ned Kelly - SOLD OUT

Black. A large-framed, heavy-beefed Australian sire combining strong muscle depth with excellent body length.

Wanamara Dynamite - SOLD OUT

Black. A heavily muscled sire bred by Wanamara Farm in Victoria, noted for producing growth, docile temperament and strong beef yield.

Wanamara Sirius - SOLD OUT

Black. Wanamara Sirius is the sire of Lowland Park Tassie and you can see where much of Tassie’s substance comes from. Sirius was a powerful, deep-bodied Australian Lowline bull with tremendous capacity, natural thickness and a strong masculine presence.

He carried plenty of muscle through the shoulder, loin and hindquarter while retaining the depth and volume we value in productive cattle. His influence through Tassie has been particularly important at Lowland Park, combining growth and substance with the structural quality that Tassie has gone on to reproduce consistently in his own progeny.

A bull whose influence is still being seen generations later.