Livestock Auctioneers in Free State
13 livestock auctioneers in Free State list on BidAll, with the most in Bloemfontein, Kroonstad and BLOEMFONTEIN. Browse their storefronts, follow the ones you buy from and see their next livestock auctions.
Livestock auctions are how most South African farmers buy and sell cattle, sheep, goats, pigs and game. Weekly or fortnightly sales at local sale yards move commercial stock, while stud breeders hold production auctions for registered animals, and game auctions sell wildlife to ranches and reserves.
Auctioneers publish their sale days and catalogues ahead of time. Register with the auctioneer before the sale, bring your ID for FICA, and check what you will pay on top of the hammer price. Ask about health status, vaccination records and the paperwork you need to move the animals home.
Livestock auctions in Free State this week
All auctions this week →Livestock auctioneers in Free State
Andre Kock & Seun Vrystaat (PTY) LTD T/A Andre Kock & Seun (Vrystaat)
Kroonstad, Free State
Aucor Limpopo
BLOEMFONTEIN, Free State
C S Truter - Individual Auctioneer
Bloemfontein, Free State
Hugo and Terblanche Auctioneers
Petrusburg, Free State
Malibongwe Auctioneers and Realty (PTY) Ltd
Bloemfontein, Free State
Prima Agri Boerdery (PTY) LTD T/A Prima Agri Boerdery
Clocolan, Free State
Reuben Saayman - Individual Auctioneer
Bloemfontein, Free State
Tobie Myburgh Afslaers Bpk
Bloemfontein, Free State
Vleissentraal Bethlehem (PTY) LTD T/A Vleissentraal Bethlehem
Bethlehem, Free State
Vleissentraal Bloemfontein (PTY) LTD T/A Vleissentraal Bloemfontein
Bainslei, Free State
Buying at livestock auctions
How often are livestock auctions held?
Most sale yards run weekly or fortnightly sales, often on a fixed weekday. Production and game auctions are usually once or twice a year per breeder, so follow the auctioneers you buy from to see new dates.
Can I buy livestock online?
Yes. Many livestock auctioneers now stream sales or take online bids alongside the ring. Register with the auctioneer first; online bidders usually need the same FICA documents as buyers on site.
What does it cost to buy at a livestock auction?
You pay the hammer price plus any buyer's commission and VAT set out in the auction rules, and you arrange transport. Commission rates differ between auctioneers, so read the terms before you bid.
