Successful first auction of embryos with support from Genetics – Rurales

Just like genetics, it is reproduction that matters, reference is made by Pure bloodcombined with this In vitro Uruguay Coordinate with sales Zambrano and SciaTo multiply, it is important to start well. And it was. On this day, with many breeders gathered in the fully functional offices of the auction table, plus those who followed virtually through the Zambrano & Cía platform, everything was sold correctly.

The expectations generated by the first edition were reflected in the fact that, thanks to pre-sales, 26 packs of 5 embryos each were sold before the start. Alejandro Zambrano Doormatall animals from the Angus, Hereford, Brangus, Bradford and Limangus breeds were dispersed with alacrity. The average value of the 26 parcels sold was $2,566.

First, the Angus packages were listed. There were 2 Red Angus with an average price of $3,180, the highest price of $3,600 for the Inambú – Piedad de Argentina cabin package (Inambu Sur 1110 Piedad 136 TE x Halcón o Escorpión) bought by “La Cocorita”. The lowest price was $2,760. The average price of the 12 Angus packages was $2,840, the highest price of $3,840 for the Don José de Argentina cabin package (Bravissima x Carancho) bought by Frigorífico Modelo SA. The lowest amount was $2,040.

In the Brangus variety, the average price of 5 bags was $2,688, with the highest price of $2,820 for a bag of Manantial Verde (Manantial Verde Heminway 93 Fiv x Surpresa) bought by JyJ Ganadera from Paraguay. The lowest amount was $2,280.

Herefords came in third with an average price of $2,180, with the highest price of $2,640 for a pack of Santa Inés and Juan Tortorella (Alta Facha x Lágrima). The lowest amount was $1,500.

Bradford’s two pairs are priced at $1,680 and $1,620, with an average price of $1,650. Limangus also has two sets, each priced at $1,500.

After the auction, Alejandro Zambrano Zerbino, Sebastián Pareja Dávila (Puro Pedigree) and Santiago Pereira Campomar (In Vitro Uruguay) were all satisfied with the mission of Cabanheiro to present and sell its genetics, contributing to livestock improvement. They stressed the need for these proven combinations of recognized lodges. Mentioning the possibility of combining high-impact genetics to make a leap forward. This model will continue and will continue to repeat.