NewsFebruary 12, 1995
30 BARS SOLD AVERAGE $450
Thirty boars were sold for an average price of $450 at the 35th performance tested swine sale. Southeast Missouri State University, the University of Missouri Extension Service and the SEMO Swine Improvement Association were sale hosts. A Landrace boar fetched the highest price, $900, paid by H&H Hog Farm of Marston...
Thirty boars were sold for an average price of $450 at the 35th performance tested swine sale.
Southeast Missouri State University, the University of Missouri Extension Service and the SEMO Swine Improvement Association were sale hosts.
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A Landrace boar fetched the highest price, $900, paid by H&H Hog Farm of Marston.
Dennis Aufdenberg of Burfordville bought the highest-selling Duroc boar for $600.
Ron Ury of Jonesboro, Ill., paid $750 for the highest-selling Yorkshire, while Kirk Jahn of Jackson paid the top price of $450 for a Hampshire boar.
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