Strong competition and demand in Wagin

By Clare King
Updated September 27 2018 - 3:18pm, first published September 25 2016 - 4:00am
Kantara White Suffolk stud principals Keith Ladyman (left), and Jillian Clarke, Dumbleyung, with the $3000 top-priced ram of the Wagin Breeders rams sale last week. They are with Landmark stud stock specialist Roy Addis (who purchased the ram on behalf of Les Sutherland, Sutherland Grazing Co, Perenjori) and Landmark Dumbleyung agent Scott Jeffries.
Kantara White Suffolk stud principals Keith Ladyman (left), and Jillian Clarke, Dumbleyung, with the $3000 top-priced ram of the Wagin Breeders rams sale last week. They are with Landmark stud stock specialist Roy Addis (who purchased the ram on behalf of Les Sutherland, Sutherland Grazing Co, Perenjori) and Landmark Dumbleyung agent Scott Jeffries.

PRICES were high, competition was plentiful and the rams were quality at the 53rd annual Wagin ram sale last week.

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