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Livestock Market Update, Mt Cass Station Sale
Mt Cass Station, located in Waipara North Canterbury, is an organic unit running 8,300 Wiltshire Ewes on medium hill country.
With over 13 years of quality breeding Wiltshire’s they have used best in class Genetics to combine a low cost of production, self shedding, parasite resistance, and carcass conformation. These are just a few qualities of the breed!
SALE INFORMATION:
Wednesday 20th January 2021 will be holding its first Inaugural sheep sale on farm and via bidr
2,500 x Wiltshire Ewe Lambs
550 x 2 Tooth ewes
300 x M/age Ewes
50 x 2 Tooth Rams
An open day will be held on the 20th November between 1-4pm.
Contact Alex Horn 027 591 8449
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