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A Brangus Bull Sold to $272 Million 50% and Set a Record for National Livestock
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The track of auctions of the Rural Society of Jesus Mary (SRJM) was hosted this Friday afternoon by a historical fact for the national livestock. A cabin of the Cordovan north carried out its annual auction of breeders with elite genetics and achieved a surprising price for a Brangus bull: $272 million was paid for 50% of the animal. The male belongs to El Porvenir, Walter Orodá, a cabin native of Quilino, in the northwest of the Mediterranean p…
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