NZ Herald·3 min read·medium
Gisborne bull smashes New Zealand record sale ... hammer falls at $220,000
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A Kaharau Angus bull sold for a record-breaking $220,000 at an auction in Gisborne, New Zealand. The sale highlights the high demand for premium genetics in the livestock industry.
Why it matters
This sale sets a new national benchmark for livestock pricing, reflecting significant investment in agricultural genetics.
Lot 3 at the Kaharau Angus bull sale sold for a New Zealand all-breeds record of $220,000 on Monday afternoon. Photo / Georgina Foster
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Straightforward reporting of a local agricultural event with no political or ideological framing.
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