Buy genetics

Tell us what you are trying to produce.

A bull name is not a breeding objective. Tell us about the females, the production system, the traits that matter, what you do not want to give away, and the quantity and timing you need.

If one of our positions may fit, we will explain why. If none does, we will say so.

Discuss your program

What helps us give you a useful answer.

  • Fullblood, Purebred, high-content or F1/F2 production objective
  • female group, pedigree or relevant WBV information where available
  • traits to improve and traits to protect
  • market or supply-chain specification
  • relatedness or inbreeding constraints
  • required straw quantity
  • joining date and delivery location
  • domestic or export destination

You do not need to prepare a formal brief. A phone call is fine.

A commercial answer, with the interest disclosed.

Where we have a relevant position, we will provide:

  • the registered animal identity and current official record;
  • why we hold the position;
  • what we believe it may suit;
  • the material limits and unknowns;
  • verified lot availability;
  • price, GST, freight assumptions and quote validity;
  • and the release and transfer steps.

We are selling genetics we own. Our view is not independent advice, and we do not guarantee progeny performance.

From enquiry to release.

  1. Objective. We understand the program and confirm whether a position is worth discussing.
  2. Lot. We verify the animal, material, quantity, storage and available documentation.
  3. Quote. You receive written pricing, GST, freight assumptions, validity and terms.
  4. Confirmation. We agree the destination, release and any Association or facility steps.
  5. Payment and release. Material is released only under the agreed terms.
  6. Receipt and records. Delivery is confirmed and the transaction records are completed.

Start with the objective.

Send a short outline of your program.

Start a buying enquiry

Questions buyers ask

How do I know whether a sire suits my females?

Start with the objective and the female group. Relevant WBVs, pedigree, relatedness, genetic conditions and the traits that must be protected all need to be considered. We can explain the case for a position we own, but the final joining decision remains yours.

Do you use Wagyu Breeding Values?

Yes. Current AWA WBVs, accuracies, indexes, pedigree and genetic-condition information are the foundation of our analysis. We identify the publication or retrieval date because the official record can change as information is added.

Can you guarantee progeny performance?

No. Genetic evaluation estimates genetic differences; it does not guarantee an individual outcome. The females, mating, management, environment and production system also matter.

Do you publish straw quantities and prices?

Only where the ledger and disclosure are approved. Otherwise a position is shown as held and availability is confirmed before a written quote. Prices state whether GST and freight are included.

Do you sell embryos?

Not as a standing public line at present. We will add embryos only when a verified inventory and transaction route are in place.