Buying and selling stock in an online climate

Nikki Reynolds
Updated August 11 2020 - 1:00pm, first published 12:44pm
SEED STOCK MARKET: Females hit an $8000 high at Yalgoo Poll Hereford sale paid by Tim Reid, JTR Cattle Co, Roslyn, (right) pictured with Nutrien agent Tim Woodham, Wagga and vendor Jock Nivison.
SEED STOCK MARKET: Females hit an $8000 high at Yalgoo Poll Hereford sale paid by Tim Reid, JTR Cattle Co, Roslyn, (right) pictured with Nutrien agent Tim Woodham, Wagga and vendor Jock Nivison.

ONLINE buying and selling has arguably never been more important as the livestock industry adheres to the current COVID-19 pandemic restrictions.

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Nikki Reynolds

Rural journalist with Fairfax media based in the Riverina.

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