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Busybrook 'obsession' on display in April
North Otago stud showcases some of the world’s best dairy genetics
High end international dairy genetics will feature at the Busybrook Holsteins Obsession sale on 10 April.
Duntroon, North Otago based Busybrook, an innovator in dairy genetics, sources highly rated bloodlines from all around the world, using embryo transplant, among other cutting-edge techniques.
The Busybrook Obsession sale, conducted on farm by PGG Wrightson and presented online by bidr®, will offer approximately 140 lots, the stud’s best, ranging from high index New Zealand animals, through to full sisters and direct daughters of some of the best performing North American dairy dams. Fifteen of the offering are live on the ground in Australia, and will not leave Australia after the sale.
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