Bullen-Versteigerung: Zuchtviehauktion in der Oberpfalz | Landwirtschaft | BR | Rinder | Kühe
Bayerischer Rundfunk・1 minute read
Eva Bäuml and her father Georg take their bull to an auction, where Eva aims to produce top-quality breeding bulls through careful preparation and testing, despite not meeting insemination station standards.
Insights
- Eva Bäuml is a dedicated breeder who meticulously prepares her bull for auction, showcasing her commitment to producing top-quality breeding bulls.
- Despite not meeting the criteria for an insemination station, Eva's bull still fetches a respectable price of 2,200 euros, highlighting the demand for well-bred livestock in the market.
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Recent questions
How did Eva prepare for the bull auction?
By practicing walking calmly with her bull.
Who washed a bull weighing over 600 kg?
Sophie Gmeiner from Tirschenreuth district.
What was the weight of Eva's bull at the auction?
520 kg.
How much did Eva's bull sell for at the auction?
2,200 euros.
What did Eva aim to produce through breeding?
Top-quality breeding bulls.
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Summary
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Bull auction showcases female breeder's dedication.
- Eva Bäuml and her father Georg take their 13-month-old bull to an auction in Gögglbach near Schwandorf.
- The bull goes through vet checks, gets an auction number, and is weighed, with a weight of 520 kg.
- Sophie Gmeiner from Tirschenreuth district washes her bull, weighing over 600 kg, which is rare for a woman to do.
- Five bulls are up for auction, with Andrea Hefner from Neustadt an der Aisch insemination association checking them.
- Eva Bäuml, a multi-talented breeder, sends calf samples for testing and aims to produce top-quality breeding bulls.
- Eva practices walking calmly with her bull for the auction, aiming for a successful presentation.
- Eva's bull is placed second in the auction, not meeting the standards for an insemination station but still selling for 2,200 euros.
