On the same day Kokonga Herefords, at Waikaretu in North Waikato, the Robinson family had a full clearance of 44 bulls sold.
The top price was $7000 for Ipad 76 paid by a commercial buyer and the average was $3031.
Te Whanga Angus, Masterton, sold 28 out of 43 offered for an average $2500 and a top of $4000.
Heather Dell Angus, Rotorua, sold 30 out of 31, with a top of $4100 and an average $2343.
Hukaroa Herefords, Te Kauwhata, sold 56 yearling bulls out of 60, averaging $2557 and a top of $4300, and eight out of nine two-year-olds, averaging $3600, highest $5000.
Maranui Herefords, Waihi Beach, sold 19 out of 26, averaging $2005, with a top price of $3000.
The Giddings family Meadowslea Angus Stud, Fairlie, sold a flush of embryos from 10-year-old cow G1000 for $950 each in a first-ever online embryo sale.
The purchaser was Rob Bulle of Ardrossan Angus Stud in New South Wales.
Earlier in the year, G1000 was sold to Australia for $16,000.
