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Record falls twice in a week as Angus bull sells for $220,000

Record falls twice in a week as Angus bull sells for $220,000
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An Angus bull sold for a record-breaking $220,000 at an auction in Gisborne, New Zealand. This sale marks the second time in a single week that the Australasian price record for the breed has been surpassed.

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The record-breaking prices highlight a significant surge in demand for high-quality livestock genetics within the Australasian agricultural sector.

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A single Angus bull has sold for $220,000 at auction in Gisborne today, setting what industry figures say is a new Australasian record and marking the second time in a week the benchmark price has been surpassed.

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