April 2026

Maine Park Vulcan, purebred Maine-Anjou bull, 40kg birthweight, 18 months old 712kg, grassfed only, raised under commercial conditions and was weaned at 6 months old due to dry conditions. Vulcan was used over females from when he was 12 months old with his first calves due in around 3 months. Sired by Epinal, a bull from over 50 years ago and out of Maine Park Roemary a cow who is an excellent example of our traditional Maine-Anjou females. As with all our Maine Park cattle Maine Park Vulcan is DNA parent verified, Pesti, TH/PHA and Myostatin negative.

19 month old heifers sired by Maine Park Tonto, showing the meat carrying capacity of these fresh bloodlines at Maine Park with the extra length and depth of these purebred Maine-Anjou females. These smooth muscled heifers are raised under totally commercial conditions, excelling on grass only and are both 3 months off calving to Maine Park Vern, with this combination we're aiming to breed poll and no white socks

Some of the modern day type of Maine-Anjou bred at Maine Park and Anjouliette. Our focus for past 40 years has been on breeding for longevity under commercial conditions and ensuring weight for age.

Maine Park Xanthe, an 8 week old heifer calf with plenty of depth, length and excellent B/W 30kg. Sired by Wattle Glen George and out of Wattle Glen Glenda.

Maine Park Mebony, 10 year old domestic purebred Maine-Anjou, her last two bull calves sold for a total of over $23,000 and we're looking forward to her next calf due in June, sired by Maine Park Vern. Maine Park Mebony is out of Maine Park Ebony and sired by JF Warchief.

From our sister stud Anjouliette, from the same genetics and management: A great example of the modern type of meat carrying capacity Maine-Anjou heifers that we breed at Anjouliette, with excellent birthweights of 32kgs each. Both are 9 months old and have only ever run under commercial conditions, including being weaned at 7 months old, sired by Maine Park Terrific.