Cluny Livestock Exports

Little Asia- L.A

Cluny Livestock Exports Australia leads the world in animal welfare practices and we make no compromises on these issues. Who is Angus Macpherson? Who Do We Help?

CLUNY LIVESTOCK EXPORTS

The livestock export industry is an integral and dynamic part of Australia's vibrant and growing pastoral industry-it earned $1.012 billion in 2010 and it underpins the employment of around 10,000 people in rural and regional Australia. Australian Livestock Exporters are licensed by the Australian Government and must comply with ASEL (Australian Standards for the Export o

f Livestock). The Australian Government does not tolerate cruelty towards animals and will not compromise on animal welfare standards. Our presence in overseas markets provides an opportunity to influence animal welfare standards. Cluny Livestock Exports has exported over 10,000 animals and have a zero mortality record which we are very proud of. We focus on animal welfare and care during and after the export process. We provide ongoing support to our clients in terms of management, nutrition and veterinary care. Angus comes from a rural and livestock export background,I am very passionate about:
1. My family & friends
2. Creativity in my work & outside of it
3. Relationships I build through work and the maintaining of them
4. Food security in a global sense and the importance of self sufficiency. The Macpherson family have a history in agriculture and livestock export dating back 120 years. The focus in our business is to enable clients to be self sufficient in their livestock requirements. Cluny Exports specialize in exporting by air (the safest method) live breeding animals and genetics. We export high quality breeding livestock by air including alpacas, dairy cattle, beef cattle, goats and sheep to North America, Malaysia, Philippines, Brazil, Pakistan, Thailand,New Zealand the UAE and Indonesia. Whether it is smaller shipments to individual clients, larger corporate clients or supplying Government tenders our approach is always the same, to meet the client's specifications and expectations with the end goal being self sufficiency and the transfer of knowledge. How Do We Assist Our Clients? Through our suppliers who are some of the top breeders In Australia of cattle, sheep, alapacas and goats, we are able to offer high quality livestock and genetics including semen and embryo transfer programs conducted by highly qualified technicians. In addition meeting the clients expectations in terms of specifications and expectations, we assist in providing ongoing management training support to ensure the success of the animals post arrival. This support will come not only from our own knowledge base but also the breeders in Australia andand in Asia who are our suppliers or clients. In addition we are able to provide prefeasibility and feasibility studies through to a turnkey operation when self-sufficiency is achieved. Self sufficiency through the transfer of farm management skills and I am keen to assist in broader projects to assist in government's food security policies world wide and in projects with this objective as the end goal. We are very motivated in being involved in agribusiness projects incorporating breeding programs for cattle, goats and sheep in Asia and the Middle East. Specialties: • Livestock Export of Breeding animals- Australian sheep, goats & cattle
• Live stock supply networks and procurement
• Agribusiness consulting
• Genetics (semen and embryo transfer)
• Agricultural project management including pre feasibility & feasibility studies for bovine, ovine and caprine projects
• Infrastructure design

Cluny Exports Agribusiness Specialists (Australian Business Number 77 808 32501) is a division of Cluny Livestock Exports Pty Ltd which are owned by Angus Macpherson and are based in Sydney, Australia. The company specializes in:
- Livestock export of high quality breeding livestock by air to numerous destinations around the world
- export of genetics worldwide in programs conducted by world class technicians
- breeds include caprine, ovine and bovine (goats, sheep,beef and dairy cattle)
- a family history in livestock export dating back to 1893 when a trade in cavalry horses existed in North Queensland to India and South Africa
- expertise with origins in a sheep and cattle farming background
- export markets serviced by air include countries such as Malaysia, The Philippines, The United Arab Emirates, Pakistan, Macau, Indonesia, Vietnam, the USA and New Zealand.
- Cluny Exports was the first exporter ever from Australia to ship Boer Goats and Dorper Sheep to Pakistan.
- Cluny Exports was the first exporter to ship Australian White Sheep to China
- Cluny Exports was instrumental in reopening the UAE market to goats and sheep in 2013
- pre feasibilty and feasibilty studies
- agricultural project management
- directing projects towards self sufficiency through transfer skills and ongoing management
- assistance in providing farm management advice, nutritional advice and staff training either by remote means (fax, phone or email) or on site for projects.
- utilising our international network to allow you achieve objectives
- achieving workable solutions for your livestock needs wherever you are and whatever your environment is

31/03/2026

30/03/2026

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Cluny Livestock Exports Pty Ltd

Licensed Australian livestock exporter delivering high‑quality cattle, goats, and camels to global markets.

We specialize in professional sourcing, welfare‑first handling, and fully compliant export operations backed by a DAFF (Department Agriculture Fisheries and Forestry) accreditation and livestock export license.

Our team manages every stage of the export process with precision — from property selection and health preparation to transport, documentation, and on‑time delivery. We work closely with international buyers to ensure consistent supply, transparent communication, and strong commercial partnerships.

What we stand for:
• Licensed Australian exporter (DAFF Licence 0773)
• Quality livestock sourced from trusted top Australian producers
• Welfare‑driven handling and preparation
• Full compliance, traceability, and documentation
• Full support in terms of management and nutrition
• Reliable delivery for long‑term global clients
• Goat and sheep facility design

Markets served
Asia • Middle East • Africa • Pacific

Contact
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+61 404 00 9343
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19/01/2025

When I import Full Blood Boer Goats, is it a good idea to combine boer goat genetics from one stud with another stud?

The answer is yes and no, without wanting to seem like I'm hedging my answer.

Yes, goat genetics from one stud can work with another stud's genetics. In fact, crossbreeding between full blood boer genetics, can be a beneficial strategy to improve genetic diversity and enhance desirable traits in your herd. When selecting studs, it's important to consider the specific traits you want to achieve, such as milk production, meat quality, fast maturation, disease status, or disease resistance. In Australia, it is fairly rare to see breeders mix herds from various studs. Best to consult a breeder on the subject for the best advice, when you begin your breeding program.

"Crossbreeding" full blood boer goats is not really the best description, crossbreeding usually refers to putting a good quality boer buck over a local breed, or a boer crossbred not 100% boer genetics. This can be achieved quickly, within a generation upgrade of the local breed or crossbred boer goat, particularly at an early generational stage (F1 - F4 . It depends on the selection of buck of course, what are you trying to achieve and which buck (genetic line) best gets you there.

The genetic step forward can take decades, in the case of a good breeder, it will have already occurred, the formula having been arrived at. The genetic step backward can be very quick and very hard to correct.

Mixing full blood goat bucks from different studs can be beneficial, but there are some risks to consider:

Genetic Compatibility: Not all genetic combinations will produce desirable traits. Some crosses may result in offspring with less favorable characteristics.

Health Issues: There's a risk of introducing or exacerbating genetic disorders or health problems that may be present in one or both bloodlines.

Fertility Issues: Some crosses may result in reduced fertility in the offspring, affecting their ability to reproduce.

Temperament: The temperament of the offspring can be unpredictable, potentially leading to more aggressive or less manageable goats.

Market Acceptance: Crossbred goats may not always meet the specific standards of certain markets, which could affect their sale ability.

Biosecurity: It is vital to consider the disease risks in bringing in goats from a different farm or stud. It is never a good idea to move bucks form one herd to another in different locations.

It's important to carefully research and select the studs you're considering for crossbreeding and consult with a goat breeding expert to mitigate these risks.

Hope this helps.

19/01/2025

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THE BENEFITS OF PREBIOTICS & PROBIOTICS DURING TRANSPORT & BEYOND

Probiotics
Improved Gut Health: Probiotics help maintain a balanced gut microbiota, which is crucial for overall health.

Enhanced Immune Function: They boost the immune system, making animals more resilient to diseases.

Reduced Stress: Probiotics can help reduce the stress response in animals, promoting better adaptation to the transport environment.

Decreased Pathogen Shedding: They reduce the shedding of harmful pathogens, improving herd health.

Better Nutrient Utilization: Probiotics improve digestion and nutrient absorption, leading to better growth rates and overall health.

Prebiotics
Supports Beneficial Gut Bacteria: Prebiotics nourish beneficial gut bacteria, promoting a healthy gut environment.

Pathogen Reduction: They help decrease the presence of harmful pathogens by enhancing the natural microflora.

Improved Feed Efficiency: Prebiotics can enhance feed conversion rates, ensuring animals get the most out of their feed.

Stabilizes Gut Environment: They help maintain a stable gut environment, which is especially important during the stress of transport.

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28/11/2024

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18/04/2024

Congratulations to Micathel on an amazing performance and to all who competed at Sydney Royal with boer goats, contributing so much to the industry.

31/07/2014

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New DNA test identifies sheep worm species Sheep producers can now benefit from a new DNA test that identifies the different species of roundworms in the sheep with their proportions calculated in a fraction of the time, and with improved accuracy, compared to traditional larval cultures.

13/07/2014

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30/06/2014

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