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19 R1 Friesian Holstein Heifers, BW 220, PW 217
Ref No. 01-021679
Craig Reiche
$1,225 (head)TALLY 19BW 220PW 217 -
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15 Friesian 2nd Calvers For Sale, BW 302, PW 311
Ref No. 01-021649
Calving start 17 Jul 2025
Eric Heta
$2,100 (head)TALLY 15BW 302PW 311 -
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98 Crossbred 2024 Spring Born Heifers, BW 305, PW 312
Ref No. 01-021648
Alan Aldridge
$780 (head)TALLY 98BW 305PW 312 -
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29 Quality Owner Bred Friesian Bulls
Ref No. 02-021647
Craig Reiche
$1,040 (head)TALLY 29 -
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Complete Line of 16 CRV Bred R1yr Heifers, BW 249
Ref No. 01-021646
Andrew Gibson
$1,045 (head)TALLY 16BW 249 -
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9 R2 Hereford Bulls
Ref No. 02-021594
Finn Kamphorst
$3,000 (head)TALLY 9
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