πŸ„ Burns Farms Hosts 18th Annual Bull & Commercial Female Sale

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🐄 Burns Farms Hosts 18th Annual Bull & Commercial Female Sale

Burns Farms Registered Hereford and Angus Cattle in Pikeville is preparing for one of its signature livestock events this fall, drawing registered and commercial breeders from across the region to evaluate breeding stock and genetics.

πŸ“… Event Details & Bidding Options

The 18th Annual Bull & Commercial Female Sale takes place Saturday, November 7, 2026, at noon CT. Both in-person and online bidding will be available through Live Ag, making it accessible to producers who cannot attend in person. πŸ–₯️

⭐ Featured Genetics

The sale opens with Lots 1-5, all sons of a cornerstone donor female known as NJW 1A 173D RITA 157F. According to Burns Farms, this female has become one of the most influential cattle in the operation’s history and across the breed. The progeny are characterized by three qualities: Performance, Power, and Presence. πŸ’ͺ

Burns Farms describes the offering as one of its most complete sets of herd bull candidates, designed to appeal to both commercial and registered breeders seeking genetic diversity and superior breeding stock. πŸ†

πŸ“ Location & Contact

Burns Farms Registered Hereford and Angus Cattle is located at 1027 Alvin C York Hwy, Pikeville, TN 37367. For more information, call (615) 477-5668 or visit burnsfarms.com. A detailed sale catalog is available online. πŸ“‹

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