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Livestock Market Update: Plans under way for dairy herd clearing sales
Book now for an autumn sale and maximise the value of your herd
PGG Wrightson is now scheduling dairy herd clearing sales for the autumn. Traditionally running from late April, sales are conducted on farm or at saleyards, depending on vendor requirements.
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Herds not sold on a forward contract are ideally placed to be offered via a clearing sale, which is an ideal format to maximise the value of a herd, particularly one with high end genetics.
Talk to us about your needs: we will tailor a package that will maximise the value of your cows. We will utilise our team’s auction know how, deep livestock experience, and organisational skill to your best advantage, while our nationwide network will ensure exposure to a keen and committed gallery of motivated purchasers.
Contact us today to book a date for your clearing sale.
For those in the market for a dairy herd, look out for upcoming clearing sales at AgOnline.
Jamie Cunninghame, PGG Wrightson National Dairy Livestock Manager
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