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Livestock Market Update: GO-STOCK Adds Deer
Deer joins Sheep and Beef on flexible cashflow solution.
PGG Wrightson’s alternative to livestock finance, GO-STOCK, which has placed over $300 million worth of livestock with farmers over the past five years, comprising 1.2 million lambs and 200,000 cattle, has now extended to deer.
Deer farmers are now able to use GO-STOCK to help manage cashflow around stock procurement.
How GO-STOCK Works
PGG Wrightson (PGW) buys the stock and retains ownership, meaning no initial cash outlay for farmers. Deer farmers then graze, grow, and manage the stock before deciding with their PGW Livestock Rep, when and where to sell them.
PGW pays the farmer the positive trading margin after fees and selling costs. This allows deer farmers to grow their farming operation without tying up valuable working capital.
Interested in learning more?
Talk to your local PGW Livestock Rep to find out how GO-STOCK can help support your deer operation.
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