29th July 2025

2025 Progeny Test Program Semen Sale

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SALE DETAILS

227 Lots on offer, representing sires from Cohorts 1- 5

Online via Stocklive

The Semen Sale will be conducted by the Australian Wagyu Association in conjunction with selling agents Ray White Rural Dalby and will be listed as a sealed sale online with Stocklive.

Bidding opens 10am   29th July and staggered close from 10am 31st July

KEY DETAILS

  • The 2025 AWA-PTP Wagyu Semen Sale is the fifth of the 2021-2031 AWA Progeny Test Program.
  • With the AWA-PTP actively shaping the future of Wagyu, developing new, high-value traits to ensure the breed’s continued excellence and profitability, this is your chance to invest in performance.
  • These sires are rigorously evaluated for economically important traits, giving you the confidence to make breeding decisions that boost your herd’s performance and profitability.
  • By securing semen from the AWA Progeny Test Program, you are accessing cutting-edge genetics from sires proven for new and enhanced traits.
  • Every straw of AWA-PTP semen comes with the backing of comprehensive progeny testing and improved BREEDPLAN EBVs, empowering you with the most accurate genetic information available.

WHAT’S ON OFFER

  • Lots 1-135 – Cohort 5 Sires: this is your chance to access the most recently nominated sires, representing the newest cutting edge of Wagyu genetics.
  • Lots 136 – 207 – Cohort 1 High Accuracy Sires: Take the guesswork out of breeding decisions by using these highly accurate sires supported by progeny growth and carcase data.
  • Lots 208 – 211 – High Diversity Sires Packages:  Own your own outcross genetics – sires genetically different from the mainstream wagyu population
  • Lot 212 – 215 – Low Inbred Sires Packages: Future-Proof Your Herd: Invest in Genomic Precision, Not Pedigree Guesswork
  • Lot 216 – 221 – MateSel Sire Packages: Optimise your matings this year—Tailored Breeding with MateSel and PTP Sires.
  • Lot 222 – 227 – Linkage Sires Packages: Connect your herd directly to the Progeny Test Program

 

IMPORTANT NOTICE - Terms & Conditions


It is a condition of use of this database that you accept these terms and conditions. 

It is important that you appreciate when accessing the Australian Wagyu Association Limited (AWA) database (which may be hosted on an external website) that the information contained on the AWA database, including but not limited to pedigree, DNA information, Wagyu Breeding Values (WBVs) and Index values (together called Database Information), is based on data supplied by AWA members and/or third parties. 

Whilst sincere effort is made to ensure the Database Information is accurate and complete, to the extent permitted by law, AWA, its officers and employees, shall not be responsible for its use or interpretation, and you use the Database Information at your own risk. Please be aware of the following limitations of the Database Information.  

Regarding WBVs and Index values, it is important to appreciate, and you need to be aware that: 

  • WBVs are derived using genetic evaluation technology developed for the AWA, using the information contained within the AWA database. 
  • WBVs are estimates of genetic potential of individual animals and may not reflect the raw animal phenotype. 
  • WBVs can only be directly compared to other WBVs calculated in the same AWA genetic analysis. 

Regarding pedigree and DNA testing results submitted to the AWA, it is important to appreciate, and you need to be aware that: 

  • Animals whose registration identifiers start with PED are Pedigree Recorded Animals. What this means is that the details which AWA used to register the animal were obtained from a Recognised Wagyu Registry Organisation – in other words a Wagyu breed association based outside of Australia. AWA has not independently verified the information with respect to the animal or the details recorded about the animal. You should read AWA’s by-laws which set out details regarding the definition of a Pedigree Recorded Animal. 
  • Pedigree and DNA data submitted and supplied to AWA may have errors in it which cannot be detected without further DNA testing. 
  • Technology may have advanced since a particular test was undertaken so that genetic issues or inaccuracies which were previously not detectable are now able to be detected by current testing technology (i.e. if the animal was tested again with current technology). 
  • AWA estimates that less than 1% of the pedigree entries, ownership or breeding details in the AWA Herdbook may have errors or which may be misleading. For this reason, users ought to consider if they need to obtain independent testing of the relevant animal (if possible) to ensure that the data is accurate. 

Regarding prefectural content, it is important to appreciate, and you need to be aware that: 

  • Prefectural content is based on the estimation of prefectural origin from Japanese breeding records of 201 foundation sires and 168 foundation dams. As genotype-based parent verification is not used in Japan, and full Japanese registration certificates are not available for all foundation animals, exact prefectural composition for these sires and dams cannot be validated. 
  • The calculation of prefectural content for Australian Herdbook animals relies on the accuracy of pedigree records and DNA samples provided by AWA members.   

Regarding DNA testing and genetic condition results submitted to the AWA, it is important to appreciate, and you need to be aware that: 

  • As genetic testing results are provided by independent DNA testing laboratories at the request of AWA members, AWA relies solely on the accuracy of the reporting of genetic testing as completed by the laboratories. 
  • AWA uses GeneProb software to calculate the likelihood of pedigree animals being a carrier of genetic conditions.  This likelihood is an estimate based on the available genetic testing results. 

If you consider that you do not understand or appreciate the nature and/or implications of the data provided on this website or the WBVs of a particular animal, then AWA strongly recommends that you seek expert advice.  Note there is substantial technical information and articles on the Wagyu website to assist our members. 

AWA’s liability for any loss or damage, consequential or otherwise, suffered or incurred by you or your related business, arising directly or indirectly from your use of Database Information, to the extent permitted by law, is limited to AWA providing you with a refund for the fees paid for the service (if any), or AWA re-performing the service, where possible, at the election of AWA.  

AWA administers this database in good faith to support AWA members and the industry. AWA does not represent or warrant that the animals recorded in this database, or animals breed from them, will achieve any particular genetic or phenotype performance.


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