Stud Profile
The Viva Brahman Stud herd was established in 2004 by Alistair & Pam Davison and is a result of over 50 years of Brahman breeding by the Beak and Olive families of the renowned Apis Creek Stud.
At Viva we are constantly striving to improve and inhace our breeding genetics through the input of purchased females and males from other leading studs. We are using leading imported semen extensivley in our ongoing embryo, AI and IVF programs.
Viva Brahman Stud's operarational base "Lumeah" is situated in the heart of Central Queensland, 62kms NE of Middlemount and 260 NW of Rockhampton - Beef Capital of Australia.
OUR AIM is to produce:
• Fertility
• Temperament
• Early maturing
• Adaptability
• Structual soundness
VIVA BRAHMAN STUD - How or why the name
The name VIVA came about by having V in both our commercial brands "V tent V"and "7PV". We were then fortunate enough to secure the symbol brand "V." for our stud herd. The decision was made to find a “catchy" stud name beginning with V hence the name VIVA.
The Viva Brahman Stud herd was established in 2004 by Alistair & Pam Davison and is a result of over 50 years of Brahman breeding by the Beak and Olive families of the renowned Apis Creek Stud.
At Viva we are constantly striving to improve and inhace our breeding genetics through the input of purchased females and males from other leading studs. We are using leading imported semen extensivley in our ongoing embryo, AI and IVF programs.
Viva Brahman Stud's operarational base "Lumeah" is situated in the heart of Central Queensland, 62kms NE of Middlemount and 260 NW of Rockhampton - Beef Capital of Australia.
OUR AIM is to produce:
• Fertility
• Temperament
• Early maturing
• Adaptability
• Structual soundness
VIVA BRAHMAN STUD - How or why the name
The name VIVA came about by having V in both our commercial brands "V tent V"and "7PV". We were then fortunate enough to secure the symbol brand "V." for our stud herd. The decision was made to find a “catchy" stud name beginning with V hence the name VIVA.