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Livestock Market Update: Successful bobby calf partnership continues
Dairy farmers again offered convenient and competitive sale option.
PGG Wrightson’s successful partnership with farmer co-operative Alliance continues this year, offering dairy farmers a convenient and competitive option for the sale of bobby calves.
Alliance has a proven system, with procurement, regular pick-ups and plants across the South and lower North Islands. A volume supply premium makes this particularly worthwhile for those with larger farming enterprises.
This three way partnership, involving farmers, the processor and PGG Wrightson as the livestock agent, has given great value to all parties for several years. We continue to welcome back repeat suppliers: they like the system, which is simple and competitive.
For more information, and to sign up to supply your bobby calves to Alliance this year please contact your PGG Wrightson Livestock representative.
Jamie Cunninghame, PGG Wrightson National Dairy Livestock Manager
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