Charolais Breeding Sale Scheduled for March 27 in Columbia
Missouri Charolais Breeders Association holds its Eighth Annual Charolais Breeding Sale at the University of Missouri Livestock Center in Columbia. Judge Glenn Richardson will set sale order the morning of the 27th using the Danish System. Curt Rodgers will auction in the afternoon. Ninety-five head of Charolais and crosses plus 15 select bulls will be offered with free delivery on large total purchases. Sale headquarters are at Best Western Columbia Inn. pre sale hospitality Friday night. Breeders meet Sunday with a banquet Saturday. hotel rooms reserved for attendees.
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