STIRLING BULL SALES: Charolais top at 20,000gns for Gretnahouse

Charolais bulls sold to a 20,000gns high, to average 6,627 up 892 on the year, with a clearance rate of 60 per cent.

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STIRLING BULL SALES: Charolais top at 20,000gns for Gretnahouse

Charolais bulls sold to a 20,000gns high, to average £6,627 up £1,068 on the year, with a clearance rate of 60 per cent. Sale leader was Gretnahouse Primate, a son of Westcarse Jimmy, whose sons have...

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