Welcome to The official web site for the renowned Bimbadeen Angus & Brangus stud at Phillip Island, Victoria, Australia, an environmentally sustainable farm which exports the highest quality beef cattle semen and produces Envirofarm Beef: ISO14001 compliant and MSA graded beef.

BIMBADEEN ANGUS & BRANGUS CATTLE

Why our stud cattle are unique:

• High growth rates
• Enhanced yields
• World wide delivery (subject to protocols)
• Meat of documented quality with outstanding tenderness, feed efficiency and excellent marbling characteristics (GeneStar DNA Test Scores)
• Superior Estimated Breeding Values (EBVs - Angus & Brangus Group Breedplan)
• Genetic selection, combination and refinement of two superior breeds: Angus and Brahman
• Outright winners of Domestic, Korean and Japanese Export awards.
• The cattle are certified as being free range and raised without growth hormones or anti-biotics. Bimbadeen has been accredited as an Environmental Managed System [ ISO 140001 Compliant] which enables it to sell Envirofarm Beef at selected retail outlets.
• The breeders have a strong commitment to responsible environmental management and improvement of biodiversity. This commitment is outlined in our Environment Policy. The Davie's commitment was recognised with the State of Victoria's 2005 Landcare Primary Producer Award.

Cattle in paddock

BIMBADEEN ANGUS & BRANGUS:
Purpose bred cattle for exceptional meat quality and super efficient reliability, designed to yield much more for less in demanding climatic conditions throughout the world.

Anne & Bob were host to a very successful field day on May 12th 2009 where approximately 100 farmers were shown how they have managed to reduce their carbon footprint.

Read the latest article on Bimbadeen in The Weekly Times 20-05-2009
"Bottling The Carbon Genie - Beef Producers' Anne & Bob Davie are ahead of their time in their quest to minimise their carbon footprint"

Read the latest article on Bimbadeen in The Advertiser 20-05-2009
"Farmers Ready to adapt" - Farmers are ready and willing to adapt their businesses to manage the impacts of climate change - that was the clear signal given by participants at a field day held at Bimbadeen, on Phillip Island last week."

Read the article on Bimbadeen in The Weekly Times 29-04-2009
" Low Methane Angus Thrive - Anne & Bob Davie are enjoying higher returns while reducing the carbon footprint"

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