The most expensive cow in Russia was sold at auction in Chuvashia

Published Aug 8, 2024

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A Holstein breeding heifer, considered the most expensive in Russia, has been sold for 500,000 rubles at an auction in Chuvashia. The auction, which also featured breeding bulls and Hereford bulls, was held by the Association of Holstein Cattle Producers and saw the heifer's starting price of 350,000 rubles surpassed. The heifer, born in May of the previous year, was purchased by the local agricultural holding Chebomilk LLC to diversify the genealogy of donors. The cow's mother produced 11.2 tons of milk with a fat content of 3.72 percent, and the father, Last Dance, was ranked in the top 2 percent of world bulls on the NM Lifetime Profit Index.
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In Chuvashia, the most expensive Holstein breeding heifer in Russia was sold at an auction for half a million rubles. The Association of Holstein Cattle Producers spoke about this. The auction featured breeding bulls, heifers and heifers of the Holstein breed, as well as Hereford bulls from different regions of Russia. It was held in mid-July on the territory of the local agricultural holding Chebomilk LLC, both live and online. It was this holding that became the new owner of the animal. The cow itself belonged to the farm of Nekrasovo-1 LLC from the Sverdlovsk region. At the same time, the starting price for the animal was only 350 thousand rubles. Olga Protyanova, deputy director of Chebomilka for animal husbandry, said that the heifer was purchased with the aim of diversifying the genealogy of donors. She said the animal is among the top 1% of cows rated in the CDCB's international database, "so we're pleased with the deal." The chief livestock breeder of the Association, ...
Source: Rosng
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