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Online bull semen sale easy route to herd improvement
Easy access to some of the country’s best beef genetics
AI is becoming more widely accepted as a simple, efficient, and effective way to introduce quality genetics into a commercial herd.
PGG Wrightson’s annual online bull semen sale is growing in popularity, providing direct and easy access to some of New Zealand's best beef genetics. Offering both Hereford and Angus semen from several of the country’s foremost beef studs, the sale is scheduled for 7pm on 24 August 2023, exclusively on bidr®.
If you want to improve the genetics of your herd with minimum effort and excellent value, this is your opportunity.
For more information, get in touch with your PGG Wrightson Livestock Genetics Representative.
Callum Stewart, PGG Wrightson Livestock National Genetics Manager
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