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Livestock Market Update: Go-Stock offers a simple solution to ease cashflow
Go-Stock from PGG Wrightson provides sheep and beef farmers a straight forward way to grow stock with no initial cash outlay.
Several farmers using Go-Stock recently explained how Go-Stock has given them a simple solution to ease cashflow when farming cattle or sheep.
Click here to view testimonials.
Farmers talk about how Go-Stock takes the pressure off decision making, frees cash flow to enable farm development, and adds value to their business.
Go-Stock is available for trading and finishing sheep and beef.
PGG Wrightson buys the stock and retains ownership, meaning no initial cash outlay for the farmers. However, the farmer decides when and where to sell the stock, then receives the resulting trading margin, less fees and selling costs.
Go-Stock is simple to set up and easy to use.
For further information contact your local livestock rep or email: [email protected]
Jamie Molloy, PGG Wrightson National Livestock Supply Chain Manager
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