Mort & Co continues to diversify its procurement and feeder cattle supply strategy.
PROFIT SHARE PROGRAM

What's Involved
Under the Mort & Co Profit Share Program, Mort & Co is responsible for:
Cattle sourcing
Capital outlay for livestock purchases
Livestock logistics
Livestock sales
Graziers are responsible for:
Growing cattle by approximately 100-150kg liveweight
Labour involved in managing cattle
Maintaining infrastructure on their farm
Providing supplement if required to maintain weight gain in cattle
Normal operational expenses incurred (freight to feedlot, induction)

Key Criteria
Upon entering a Mort & Co feedlot (avg around 420kg), cattle are priced according to the Mort & Co grid on the day. The producer receives a large proportion of the profit from the value of the feeder steer to the backgrounder.
Key criteria for backgrounders:
Quality infrastructure (water, fencing and handling facilities)
Quality feed - ability to achieve 0.6kg+ live weight gain, year-round average
B-Double access minimum – all weather desired
Exceptional management – on site
Willingness to develop long term relationships

