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Better than expected start to WA bull-selling season

13 Jan, 2010 07:14 AM
THE WA bull selling season kicked off in earnest yesterday with the Landmark Great Southern Blue Ribbon Female and All Breeds bull sale.

Prices hit a high of $6250 for an Angus bull from the Mason Valley stud, Albany.

The bull, Mason Valley Alliance, was purchased by Wes Graham, WJ & FJ Graham, Esperance.

Equal second-top price honours went to the Quicksilver Charolais stud, Newdegate, and the Denbar Angus stud, Denbarker, with both studs selling bulls at $5500.

All up in the sale 48 bulls were sold at an average of $3494, to give a better than expected result for the breeders.

In the breeders section of the sale, 807 females sold at an average of $670 and to a top of $960 for a line of 10 two-year-old Angus heifers offered by Dundeal Holdings, Narrikup.

The heifers, which had been mated to an Angus bull and are due to calve from February 22 to May 18, were purchased by BJ Panizza Family Trust.

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