$15,316 sale average for Mordallup Angus sale at Boyanup for Muir family

By Jodie Rintoul
Updated July 4 2022 - 11:10pm, first published April 25 2022 - 3:00pm
Prices hit a high of $32,000 twice at the Mordallup Angus yearling bull and heifer sale at Boyanup. With one of the sale's $32,000 equal top-priced bulls, Mordallup Gingernuts S157, were Nutrien Livestock, Boyup Brook agent Jamie Abbs (left), Nutrien Livestock auctioneer Tiny Holly, Nutrien Livestock, Bridgetown agent Ben Cooper, buyer Peter Johnston, Crooked Brook and Mordallup's Diana and Mark Muir, Manjimup.
Prices hit a high of $32,000 twice at the Mordallup Angus yearling bull and heifer sale at Boyanup. With one of the sale's $32,000 equal top-priced bulls, Mordallup Gingernuts S157, were Nutrien Livestock, Boyup Brook agent Jamie Abbs (left), Nutrien Livestock auctioneer Tiny Holly, Nutrien Livestock, Bridgetown agent Ben Cooper, buyer Peter Johnston, Crooked Brook and Mordallup's Diana and Mark Muir, Manjimup.

THE Muir family's Mordallup Angus yearling bull sale at Boyanup may have been one of the last sales for the season, however like the rest of bull sales this year, it certainly didn't disappoint with new State and stud records being set.

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