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The Kentucky National Jersey Sale Catalog is now available online!
More than 75 Registered Jerseys are being offered in this sale, including two group lots of heifers on JerseyBid.com. The entire sale, and several other breed sales at the Kentucky National event will be broadcast for LIVE bidding at JerseyAuctionLive.com.
All Jersey sale cattle will be shown at the Kentucky Expo Center, beginning at 10:00 a.m. (EDT) on April 8, with the sale beginning at noon in New Market Hall.
The Buckeye Classic Jersey Sale will be held in conjunction with Spring Dairy Expo in Columbus, Ohio on March 30, 2017.
The catalog is available HERE!
34 lots of heifers, cows and embryos, with notable type and production, will sell beginning at 6:00 p.m. that Thursday evening. If you are unable to join the crowd in Ohio, log on to watch and bid, LIVE, with JerseyAuctionLive.com.
The Jersey Marketing Service (JMS) spring 2017 sale calendar has been filling up! Take a look through the dates and sales to see if there is an event where we can help market your registered Jersey cattle. There are several opportunities for breeders of type, deep family lines, genomics, or production to showcase their cattle and pedigrees.
While the calendar has several dates reserved, many are still available. If you have an idea of how JMS’s sale staff and management can aid you in Jersey cattle sales and marketing, please let us know!
Please let any of your JMS Staff or AJCA/NAJ Area Representatives know if you have consignments for any of these great sales, if you have marketing opportunities you would like our assistance with, or just general questions about registered Jersey cattle!
The Warren, John and Henry Gaby families dispersed the milk cows and bred heifers of Gaby Jerseys at the farm in Greenville, Tenn., today. A chilly, sunny day was the setting, with a tent full of family and Jersey friends supporting these long time breeders of influential Jersey cattle. A large number of bidders and viewers participated in the sale through the internet as well.
A total of 172 head sold in the Gaby Jersey Farm Milking Herd and Bred Heifer Dispersal, for an average $2,015.12. Taking into account only Gaby owned cattle, the average was $2093.58. Twenty-five different buyers from 14 different states and Canada bought genetics from the herd today.
Ambian Dairy LLC, Arizona, was the volume buyer with 77 head.
Lot 2210 sold to Chaney Waldon of Lyerly, Georgia as the high selling lot of the day. Gabys Champ Alyssa-ET, VG-85% sold for $4300 and sells serviced to Glynn Headline News-ET, 7JE1184 after freshening in July. She is a genomic tested “Champ” daughter from Gabys Artist Ambrosia, E-94%.
The entire Gaby family would like to thank the bidders and buyers of the cattle today, for having confidence in the genetics the family has bred throughout the years. JMS would like to thank the Gaby family for allowing us to help with the event culminating your many years in the Jersey business.
Gaby Jersey Farm will be dispersing their milking herd and bred heifers on THURSDAY, December 15 at the farm in Greeneville, Tenn., beginning at 10:00 a.m. (EDT). Almost ALL cattle selling are Official Calfhood Vaccinates, allowing them to travel to the far western states requiring this tattoo and vaccination.
Gaby Jersey Farm – Milking herd and bred heifer dispersal – CATALOG
UPDATES to the Gaby Jersey Farm Dispersal
Take a look through a photo gallery of the bred heifers, with a video of rear udders HERE:
Gaby Jersey Farm will be dispersing their milking and bred heifer inventory on THURSDAY, DECEMBER 15 at 10:00 a.m. (EDT) at the farm in Greeneville, Tenn. This is a herd known for their deep pedigrees, great production and genomic potential. Several females and males have been bred from this herd, making an impact on the breed. Almost ALL cattle have been tattooed as Official Calfhood Vaccinates.
Gaby Jersey Farm – Milking herd and bred heifer dispersal – CATALOG
More pictures will be added throughout the day, but some of the milking herd was caught on camera yesterday afternoon after vet check. Some cattle will have hobbles on in their pictures. Please note that this is a safety precaution at the Gaby Farm, due to their facilities. This, in NO WAY, means that the cattle sporting the extra apparel are unable to move freely.
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