STIRLING BULL SALES: High of 28,000gns for Charolais

A call of 28,000gns led the Charolais bidding on the final day at the October Stirling event, with averages up for the 59 bulls sold (+1,700 for 16 more sold).

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STIRLING BULL SALES: High of 28,000gns for Charolais

A call of 28,000gns led the Charolais bidding on the final day at the October Stirling event, with averages up for the 59 bulls sold (+£1,700 for 16 more sold). Sale leader was pre-sale male champion...

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