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All roads lead to Brisbane, Australia for 2025 World Angus Forum + video – Beef Central

All roads lead to Brisbane, Australia for 2025 World Angus Forum + video – Beef Central

THE Neogen World Angus Forum is coming to Brisbane, Australia on 7-8 May next year.

Cattle breeders, lotfeeders, Angus supply chain stakeholders and beef industry professionals from every corner of the globe are invited to converge in Australia for this extraordinary event.

Marking the first time the World Angus Forum has returned to Australian shores in 27 years, the 2025 event will showcase the highest quality beef run sustainably in some of the harshest environments and will explore the concepts and challenges of the Australian Beef Industry’s quest for Carbon Neutral 2030.

Major sponsors for the event include Neogen, Zoetis, Elders, Virbac, Datamars, Teys, Rabobank, CSIRO, Stocklive and Agricore.

Kicking off in Sydney on April 29, 2025, the World Angus Forum will start with a welcome cruise on Sydney Habour, with the days following playing host to an event pre-tour that will travel Australia’s southeast, visiting operations across the beef supply chain utilising Angus genetics, including Millah Murrah Angus, Bald Blair Angus and Rangers Valley Feedlot.

Following the pre tour, delegates will congregate in Tamworth, NSW for a two-day expo event at Australian Equine and Livestock Events Centre, pulling together the largest showcase of Australian Angus cattle and genetics. The Expo will be the perfect showcase for members of Angus Australia to bring cattle to Tamworth and have them on display for international and Australian guests.

Finally, the forum event will hit Brisbane on May 7 and 8 and will provide delegates with insight into the latest technology, genetics and innovation available within the beef industry, with, a theme of ‘Beef for a Better Planet.’

The Brisbane forum leg will also be a perfect opportunity for delegates to network and interact with each other and a wide range of trade display exhibitors.

Following the forum event, a post tour will provide delegates the opportunity to venture to central Queensland, to see firsthand the use of Angus genetics in the state’s varied climate.

“On behalf of the organising committee of the World Angus Forum 2025, it is our great pleasure to invite you to attend World Angus Forum 2025,” Angus Australia chief executive officer Scott Wright said.

“The World Angus Forum provides a unique opportunity for Angus breeders and industry professionals to come together to learn from one another and to share their passion for this iconic breed. It also plays an important role in promoting the Angus breed globally and in advancing the knowledge and understanding of cattle breeding and management.”

“Preparations are well under way to deliver an educational and informative event that brings together leading experts and advocates in a broad range of fields, as well as the opportunity to experience Australia with its unique wildlife and environment.”

The World Angus Forum will be an excellent opportunity for Australian Angus breeders to showcase genetics to a worldwide audience, with around 1000 delegates expected from countries including North America, Europe, UK, Ireland, South America and across Australia and New Zealand.

2025 key event dates

  • World Angus Youth Competition 28 April – 7 May 2025
  • Sydney Harbour Cruise Welcome Function 29 April
  • Pre forum Tour of NSW 29 April – 6 May (includes Expo, see below)
  • Angus Expo, Tamworth NSW 3-4 May
  • Welcome Function Brisbane 6 May
  • Forum 7-8 May
  • Gala Dinner 7 May
  • Closing Function 8 May
  • Post conference Queensland tour 9–15 May.

WAF Complete Tickets on sale

While early-bird tickets to the 2025 Neogen World Angus Forum have now sold out, WAF Complete tickets are now on sale.

Tickets cost $1250 AUD (gst inclusive) and include: Welcome Function at ‘The Norman Hotel’ on May 6, Two days World Angus Forum Conference, Morning Tea, Lunch and Afternoon tea on May 7 and 8, the Gala Dinner at the Star Casino, Brisbane on May 7 and the Farewell Function at Southbank’s ‘Plough Inn’ on May 8.