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Weetalabah currently runs approximately 70 cows on 1280 acres at Chinchilla in south west Queensland, Australia, focusing on quiet temperament, structural soundness, easy doing, high milk neat compact udders, , medium framed, and well-muscled females. The Stud's aim is to produce bulls for the commercial buyer that will not only give them perfect females to retain but have exceptional steers for the domestic trade.

The goals for Weetalabah has been and always will be to produce functional cattle that are high achievers in milk and muscle, but they must have a sound structure. All animals pass a rigid structural test on property before being used or sold to other breeders.

All calves are weaned no later than 6 months of age following the strict ELMS weaning protocols.  This enables the rumen to be set up for the life of the animal. Since starting on the Protocals in 2006 the cattle are eating less and maintaining their body weights for longer even in the constant droughts. This has also allowed for less grain to be used on the bulls to finish them for sale.

The Weetalabah Hereford Herd has also been a member of Hereford Group Breedplan since 1991.

Each year Weetalabah sells bulls at Wodonga National Sale, Glen Innes Hereford Sale and through private on farm sales.

A small portion are shown at Major shows like Brisbane show every August, yearly feature shows, some local shows and Beef Expo at Rockhampton every 3 years.