Bulshada ugu qiimaha badan ee Australia waxay ku heli kartaa lacag dhan $1 milyan ka dib iibka xiddigaha
Bulshada Angus Millah Murrah Wyatt W50 ayaa maanta ku iibsatay qiimo taariikhi ah oo dhan $420,000, iyadoo shirkadda ABS Australia ay heshiis gaar ah ku heshay xuquuqda iibka xiddigaha, taas oo ka dhigaysa mid ka mid ah kuwa ugu qiimaha badan adduunka.
Iibka iyo xuquuqda iibka xiddigaha
Bulshada Angus Millah Murrah Wyatt W50 ayaa maanta ku iibsatay qiimo taariikhi ah oo dhan $420,000, taas oo ka dhigaysa mid ka mid ah kuwa ugu qiimaha badan adduunka. Shirkadda ABS Australia ayaa heshiis gaar ah ku heshay xuquuqda iibka xiddigaha, iyadoo ay jiraan wacyigelin badan oo ka yimid dalalka Australia iyo kuwa kale.
Fletch Kelly, maamulaha alaabta bulshada ee ABS Australia, wuxuu sheegay in Wyatt uu yahay 'bulshada ugu dambeysa ee dhammaan dhinacyada', taas oo ka dhigaysa mid aad u muhiim ah bulshada bulshada. Wuxuu sidoo kale sheegay in qaar ka mid ah bulshada ay ku guuleystaan inay helaan lacag dhan $1 milyan ka dib iibka xiddigaha.
Sida loo helo xiddigaha
Xiddigaha ayaa loo qaadayo Total Livestock Genetics ee Camperdown, Victoria, halkaas oo loo sameeyo xiddigaha, baaritaanka iyo diyaarinta. Farsamada ayaa ah in bulshadu ay ku dhaqanto mid ka mid ah xiddigaha, kadibna loo sameeyo xiddigaha.
Haddii Wyatt uu noqdo mid caafimaad qaba, farxad leh, iyo mid nadiif ah, wuxuu sameyn karaa xiddigaha badan oo loo isticmaali karo quruxda badan ee quruxda badan. Waxaa jira baaritaanno badan oo ka yimid dalalka Australia iyo kuwa kale, iyadoo xiddiguhu ay u baahan yihiin inay noqdaan kuwo caafimaad qaba.
Mustaqbalka iyo faa'iidada
Xiddigaha ayaa la filayaa inay ku iibmaan qiimo dhan $300 bishii, iyadoo qiimaha badan ee xiddigaha ay noqon karaan $250 bishii. Bulshadu waxay u baahan tahay inay noqoto mid caafimaad qaba, farxad leh, iyo mid nadiif ah si loo helo xiddigaha.
Mustaqbalka, bulshadu waxay u baahan tahay inay noqoto mid caafimaad qaba, farxad leh, iyo mid nadiif ah si loo helo xiddigaha. Bulshadu waxay u baahan tahay inay noqoto mid caafimaad qaba, farxad leh, iyo mid nadiif ah si loo helo xiddigaha.
Angus bull Millah Murrah Wyatt W50, sold this month for a record $420,000, is now set to generate far more revenue through semen sales, with ABS Australia managing exclusive global marketing rights and already receiving significant inquiries from producers across Australia and abroad.
A Record-Breaking Sale Opens the Door to Global Genetics
Millah Murrah Wyatt W50, an Angus bull, fetched a record-breaking price of $420,000 this month, making him Australia's most expensive bull ever sold. ABS Australia has secured exclusive marketing rights for his semen, and the company is already fielding strong interest from cattle producers both domestically and internationally.
Fletch Kelly, beef product manager at ABS Australia, described Wyatt as a 'phenomenal bull' who 'offers the industry so much'. He assessed the animal using what he calls the 'golden triangle' of bloodline, the traits it is likely to pass on to its calves, and its physical build, concluding that Wyatt is 'the ultimate all-rounder' who would 'appeal to a pretty wide range of the market'.
Semen Collection Underway at Victoria Facility
Wyatt will be taken to Total Livestock Genetics at Camperdown in Victoria for semen collection, testing, and storage. The process involves the bull mounting a teaser, after which semen is collected and then undergoes a stringent quality control process before being packaged into straws.
If Wyatt remains healthy, happy and relaxed, Kelly said he could produce enough straws for thousands of cows to carry his offspring each year. The semen is expected to initially sell for about $300 per dose, with indicative volume pricing of $300 per dose for 20 units and $250 for 50 units.
Long-Term Value and National Genetic Gains
Once a large inventory is built up, Wyatt will be sent out to one of the purchasers' properties in three or four years' time to naturally serve cows. Some bulls can make well over $1 million in semen sales in their lifetime, and Kelly noted that the previous record-holder, Millah Murrah Paratrooper, generated returns in the seven figures over six or seven years.
Kelly emphasised that the more genetic gain Australia can make as a nation across its whole beef herd is important to continue to lift meat standards. He added that a bull of this calibre being globally available 'certainly puts us on the map', noting that Australia is seen as a genetic powerhouse across all breeds, not just Angus.
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Sawir: ABC Australia Xigasho
