The Rennylea
Spring Bull Sale

27th of August at Ellerslie Park, Culcairn. Commencing at 12PM Noon.

The Rennylea Family Story


Click here or on the picture below to read all about Rennylea and its 6 generations from 1858 - 2026.

Welcome


Welcome to Rennylea Angus, a performance recorded herd of 2300 cows, situated in the South West Slopes of New South Wales and the Eastern Riverina at Culcairn and Walla Walla. Bryan Corrigan’s great grandparents settled at “Old Renny Lea” in 1868, and Bryan, Lucinda, Ruth and Anthony Corrigan today continue to care for the land and their livestock on two aggregations located at Bowna and Culcairn. In 2018 we celebrated 150 years at Rennylea. We love to share our home and story with cattlemen and women, students, friends and international visitors.

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RM WILLIAMS OUTBACK MAGAZINE
  • Breeding Philosophy

    Rennylea are renown for low birthweight, high fertility, elite carcase performance and moderate maturity.

  • Next Bull Sale

    The next bull sale is the Rennylea Spring on property sale to be held on Thursday August 27 2026.

  • Bull Sales & Semen Sires

    In Spring 2021 we introduced a separate line up of younger sires.

  • Whom We Support

    Charles Sturt University Annual Scholarship

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    CSU Intercollegiate Meat Judging team

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    Meg’s Children Nepal University Scholarship

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    Our Watch

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    Holbrook Netball and Football Club

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    Shake It Up Foundation

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    Farmers for Climate Action

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    Holbrook Picnic Race Club

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    The David Plant Foundation

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    Greater Hume Children Services Culcairn

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Environmental Goals


Since 1990 we have planted more than 100,000 indigenous trees to improve our landscape, remove pressure on waterways, control erosion and provide shelter for livestock. We also plant deciduous trees along roads and laneways, notably oaks to enhance the visual landscape.

Rennylea Research


Over 20 years we participated in 3 Beef CRCs from 1992 to 2012, the Trans Tasman Maternal Productivity Project from 2013 - 2017 and more recently short term projects to answer specific questions, with other research institutes.