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It’s time again for the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture’s Performance Tested Bull Sale: the culmination of the 112-day testing program that provides marketing opportunities to producers from across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions.
• All bulls in the sale have been determined to be non-carrier status of any breed specific genetic defects either by pedigree or by genomic test through their respective breed association. • All bulls in the sale are tested for Tuberculosis, Brucellosis and Leukosis within 30 days of the sale.
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Feb 20, 2024 · The Pennsylvania Performance Tested Bull Sale. Bulls, which complete the test, may be selected to be sold at auction on the last Friday in March. Bulls which rank in the top 70%-75% of the test group on an index of performance traits after meeting minimum standards for health and structural soundness, are usually sold.
It’s time again for the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture’s Performance Tested Bull Sale: the culmination of the 112-day testing program that provides marketing opportunities to producers from across the Northeast and Mid- Atlantic regions.
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