Beef that’s better -
for you, and the planet

The magic of Speckle Park as a breed is that it delivers tremendous eating quality  with an efficient and sustainable use of resources. 

Why Speckle Park?

Because flavour isn’t a bonus.
It’s the whole point…

Speckle Park cattle are unlike any other

Known for their signature marbling, unique flavour and melt-in-your-mouth tenderness, they’re bred not just to look beautiful - but to eat beautifully.

This isn’t hype.

It’s science, stewardship, and nature working together to create beef that truly delivers.

So what sets
Speckle Park apart?

Its beef is tender, juicy, and full of flavour. Speckle Park achieves this remarkable quality by marbling early in life. Thanks to its unique fatty acid profile, even a moderate amount of marbling delivers a rich, umami packed, buttery eating experience.

These cattle don’t require hundreds of days in feedlots to produce exceptional beef with outstanding flavour and tenderness.

Fatty acids:
The flavour factor

Fat is flavour - but not all fat is created equal.

Whether it’s the golden indulgence of butter on toast or the rich crisp of duck fat roast potatoes, it’s the fatty acid composition that makes all the difference.

The same is true for beef. Speckle Park cattle produce intramuscular fat (marbling) with a unique fatty acid profile that sets them apart from other breeds.

The result? A richer, more distinctive flavour and a dining experience that stands above the rest.

Sliced grilled Speckle Park picanha on skewer over open flame in barbecue setting. The flavour of Speckle Park adds umami and tenderness to this Brazilian classic.

Low fat melting point: Tenderness you can taste

One of the secrets behind the unforgettable mouthfeel of Speckle Park beef is its low fat melting point. This allows the fat to begin rendering earlier in the cooking process, gently basting the meat from the inside out. It coats the muscle fibres, enhancing juiciness and creating that silky, satisfying texture.

Cooking over flame? Those flavour-rich drips hit the coals, flare up, and send aromatic waves of smoke back into the meat — all while helping to form that perfect caramelised crust through the Maillard reaction.

It’s science. It’s theatre. It’s exceptional beef.

Porterhouse, sirloin, New York Strip, call it what you like its delicious. Speckle Park produced excellent marbling without excess subcutaneous fat.

Marbling:
Nature’s built-in basting

Marbling - those fine threads of fat woven through the muscle - is where the magic begins. Developed as the animal ages, and shaped by both genetics and environment, marbling enhances tenderness and infuses rich flavour from the inside out.

Think of it as nature’s own genetic basting. Speckle Park cattle are naturally predisposed to marble beautifully, and when those marbled fats are this flavourful, every bite becomes a moment worth savouring.

Speckle Park females from Te Mooi Speckle Park in North East Victoria displaying the quality and temperement the Te Mooi program is known for.

Less stress,
Better beef

Calm cattle make better beef. It’s that simple. Our Speckle Park herd is raised with care, kindness, and respect — not only because it’s the right thing to do, but because it delivers exceptional results.

Low-stress animals live better lives and produce better meat. That’s why our breeding programs include temperament selection, ensuring our cattle are naturally calm and well-suited to handling, transport, and human interaction. The result? Ethically raised beef that’s consistently tender, juicy, and full of flavour.

Sustainability:
Beef for today,
stewardship for tomorrow

Sustainability means different things to different people. For us, it’s about balancing the production of premium beef today, with the protection of our land for tomorrow.

Our producers are deeply committed to working with nature, not against it. By nurturing the land, improving soil health, preserving biodiversity, and protecting water resources, we’re building a legacy of care and quality - one paddock at a time.

Cover Crop at Te Mooi Speckle Park. Mix includes Forage Oats, Triticale, Barley, Vetch, Peas, Beans, Forage rape, Turnips, Radish, Linseed, Berseem clover, Balansa clover, Persian clover, Crimson clover, Fenugreek, Tetraploid annual ryegrass.
Speckle Park replacement heifers at Te Mooi Speckle Park in North East Victoria. Sustainable Beef, ethically raised premium beef.

Responsibility:
Every choice matters

True sustainability starts with responsibility - thoughtful, informed decisions at every stage of production.

From genetics and fertility to animal welfare and land care, our producers combine care with precision. It’s not just about efficiency; it’s about integrity.

Responsible pasture management and mindful feed allocation underpin both productivity and environmental resilience. When all the pieces come together, everyone benefits — the animals, the land, and you.

Healthy soil is the priority at Te Mooi Speckle Park. Healthy soil sequester carbon and store wBoidiversity improves the biology of soil.ater.

Soil Health:
Where it all begins

Healthy soil is the lifeblood of our farms. Through rotational grazing, diverse pasture species, cover crops, and mindful land stewardship, we’re not just maintaining our soils - we’re improving them. These practices build fertility, boost water retention, and store carbon in the form of roots, root exudates, organic matter and manure.

The results speak for themselves: stronger, more resilient soils that grow better pasture, support healthier cattle, and help reduce greenhouse gases. After all, water vapour is the most abundant greenhouse gas - and storing more water in the soil is a win for the planet.

Te Mooi Alinea R8. Named after the three Michelin star restaurant Alina. One of the wonderful cow families at Te Mooi Speckle Park. n

Feed efficiency:
More from less

Speckle Park cattle are renowned for their feed efficiency — a trait that benefits both the paddock and the planet. On most beef farms, around 70% of feed goes toward maintaining the cow herd. Speckle Park require less to thrive, freeing up more resources for growth, performance, and flavour.

The result? More beef from fewer inputs — reducing pressure on land, feed, and emissions, and supporting a more sustainable future from the ground up.

Speckle Park female are efficient feed converter allowing them to meet market specifications early in life. Low carbon foot print, sustainable premium beef.

Smarter resource allocation:
The Speckle Park advantage

Efficiency isn’t just a buzzword - it’s a blueprint for better beef. Speckle Park cattle grow quickly, marble early, and meet market requirements at a younger age. That means less time on feed, lower input costs, and a reduced environmental impact.

By investing in high-performing genetics, our producers are delivering premium beef that’s not only exceptional on your plate — but it’s better for the planet too.

All the indulgence
None of the compromise

It ate like Wagyu. It was quite fatty in the mouth, but with a really beefy, grass-fed flavour. It was right up my alley....

I'm 100 per cent jumping on this.

- JARROD WALSH -
Executive Chef - Longshore Restaurant

(Quoted from interview with Broadsheet Sydney)

Taste the difference for yourself