In examining profit drivers beyond just cents a kilogram, one northern NSW beef enterprise is proving crossbreeding delivers the best returns.

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Quirindi's Windy Station is one of several properties under Romani Pastoral Company, and last week hosted the Herefords Australia Future Leaders and Breeders Study Tour.

The station itself is about 15,000 hectares and forms part of a 24,500ha aggregation.

Manager David Lee said the existing beef herd was almost pure Angus when he joined the company eight years ago, but his previous work with benchmarking company Holm

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