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Livestock Market Update: Glenbrae On-Farm Auction
Glenbrae Farm is located in Porangahau - Central Hawkes Bay. It is a commercially run property of approximately 370 hectares running 1500 Wiltshire ewes on medium hill country and coastal conditions. Alongside this the property also operates 165 Hereford stud cows commercially.
With over 25 years of quality breeding Wiltshires, Glenbrae have used and bred top quality genetics to combine with ease of care production, inputs are only drench, no fly and a natural resistance to facial eczema. The family-run operation consistently wean the lambs off their ewes at 18kg year on year with lambing rates at 153% and mating 80% of ewe hoggets with great success.
Tuesday 9th February 2021 at 12pm;
- 600 Ewe Lambs
- 150 Cast for age Ewes
- 120 2th Ewes
- 30 Ram Lambs
For more information contact:
Sam Wright 0272479035
Simon Smith 0274440733
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