Advantages of selling Pedigree Livestock Online

Denis Barrett Auctions has nearly 30 years’ experience selling livestock on farm and over 10 years selling online. If you’re thinking of selling your pedigree livestock online then reading on will help you decide whether its right for you.

Do you have small numbers to sell?

If you have 1-20 animals to sell online only is ideal as your costs are minimised and you can still create a sales event around your stock.

Would your stock benefit from individual marketing?

Maybe you have some animals with unique breeding that you feel sets them apart, online allows you to market each individual animal to a large audience nationally and internationally.

Are you far from a sales centre/mart?

Transport costs are a growing issue, selling online directly off the farm removes this cost to the seller. Selling directly off farm also attracts a different buyer who is cautious of the potential disease contamination at marts.

Are you concerned about the labour involved in an on farm live sale?

Selling online removes the need to make your yard ready for a live sale, which can be costly when selling small numbers. Online allows you to access all the benefits of an on-farm sale without the hassle.

What costs are involved with selling online?

A small admin fee dependant on the number of animals and the cost of any additional services such as photos/videos/clipping that you choose to add to your package. You will also set your own marketing budget to include any print media you require; all social media promotion/advert creation is inclusive in your admin fee.

If you think selling online is an option, read on to find out how you can sell online with Denis Barrett Auctions.

Step 1

Step 2

You’ll receive an auction proposal and agreement to sign if you choose to proceed in using Denis Barrett Auctions to sell your stock.

Step 3

A representive visits your holding to catalogue, photograph, and video your animals, 3 weeks before your sale we create your auction online and begin marketing your stock.

Step 4

Your auction goes live for 3 days before slow closing in lot order. This allows everyone to be able to bid and set absentee bids if they can’t attend.

Step 5

The auction closes and we invoice all the buyers and collect payments on your behalf. Once payment is received we inform you that the animal can be released to the buyer and you process the movement.

Step 6

You receive your seller’s statement with the funds deposited either by cheque or bank transfer.