The spring bull selling season hit full stride this week, with AuctionsPlus linking 23 cattle studs to buyers across the country and beyond. This week's highlights feature a range of breeds including Santa Gertrudis, Shorthorn, Charolais and Angus. 

From the top of Queensland to the tip of Tasmania, online bidders generated strong competition, helping to drive impressive results and secure leading genetics across a wide range of seedstock operations.

We bring you some of the standout results from the week ending Friday, September 12.

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