With much reduced numbers on offer and solid exporter activity, Friesian bull calves have slightly improved in price, with the average bull making €75 to €80/head.
Young two-week-old bulls are selling from €50 to €65/head.
There are stronger aged square types being sourced by farmers for over €100/head.
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Friesian heifer calves are selling mainly from €300 to €350/head, but crossbred heifers are selling from €225/head and upwards.
Angus and Hereford calves are being met with continued strong demand from farmers and from exporters.
The average Angus heifer is making just under €100/head, with Hereford heifers making €20 to €30/head more than this.
The average Angus bull is making €150 with Herefords making over €180/head.
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With much reduced numbers on offer and solid exporter activity, Friesian bull calves have slightly improved in price, with the average bull making €75 to €80/head.
Young two-week-old bulls are selling from €50 to €65/head.
There are stronger aged square types being sourced by farmers for over €100/head.
Friesian heifer calves are selling mainly from €300 to €350/head, but crossbred heifers are selling from €225/head and upwards.
Angus and Hereford calves are being met with continued strong demand from farmers and from exporters.
The average Angus heifer is making just under €100/head, with Hereford heifers making €20 to €30/head more than this.
The average Angus bull is making €150 with Herefords making over €180/head.
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