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Livestock sales in Russia are limited to independent search for buyers or sellers. This industry Platform creates a tool for the modernization of the agricultural animal turnover market by expanding direct contacts of buyers, suppliers and the formation of transparent purchase and sale conditions. The platform was created to join the sale process of an unlimited number of buyers from all regions of Russia and CIS countries, to streamline the turnover of farm animals through the formation of weighted prices based on real, registered (digital) transactions and objective assessment (categoricity) cattle.

We are ready to help understand the issues of using the Platform for all participants in the livestock industry and accept suggestions and comments for its effective development.

Requirements

All farm animals offered for sale through the platform are necessarily registered in the Chromosoft industry database for the purpose of data tracing.

In order for your animals to get into a professional cattle trading system, it is necessary to meet certain requirements and criteria:

• Identification is required in accordance with the voluntary standard of "identification and tagging of animals".
• The animals are described, characterized and categorized by your local Market or Broker.
• Create an electronic book of an animal in the industry export database consisting of:
  • Passport of the animal;
  • Veterinary book;
  • Genetic passport (optional)

*For enterprises using the zootechnical software tool "Chromosoft", a set of documents is generated automatically.

Trading Rules

Cattle purchase and sale transactions are concluded on behalf of the Broker or the market, with the buyer, in accordance with the rules of the "Eurasian Network of Cattle Markets". All participants voluntarily participate and follow the approved rules.

• Purchase and sale documents are signed only in electronic form.
• Each participant of the network confirms the authenticity of their data. If a participant is found to be violating the rules, he is excluded from the network and receives the status of a dysfunctional-risky counterparty.
• Animal evaluation is carried out by association professionals, or accredited boniters.
• Extracts of documents are carried out by breed associations.

Our brokers are accredited enterprises from the Eurasian Meat Union. In order to find the broker or market closest to you, select the appropriate menu on the main page in the chatbot, fill in the data, and an accredited nearest network member will contact you or contact us directly.

О системе

Cattle exchanges are widespread in Australia, Canada and the USA. They are an organization where transactions for the purchase and sale of lots of live animals are concluded through open bidding or auction

Initially, the purchase and sale of animals was carried out on commodity exchanges that appeared much earlier than stock exchanges. The first commodity exchange was founded in Bruges in 1409 .

In the United States of America, the first exchanges appeared in the early 19th century. With the development of capitalism in the USA, there were more than 500 commodity exchanges, including cattle exchanges that traded cattle, the number of specialized exchanges increased, on their basis a modern model of the cattle exchange was formed, which became internationally widespread. Modern exchanges around the world conduct trades on physically existing sites, as well as via the Internet in on-line mode.

In Australia in the 1880s, almost every village had its own cattle yard, where animals were sold and often killed in the yard of a local butcher. Barnyards were often located next to the farmers' pub and were popular on market day.

Previously, cattle were sold several times a day, whereas now all animals are sold in an hour or two. With the expansion of roads and railways by 1900, many small cattle yards were closed, some of them were transformed into modern cattle exchanges. Today there are about 200 of them in Australia, having significantly changed technologically, they continue to perform their original function.

The presence of a modern cattle exchange significantly stimulates the growth of activity in the cattle sector. In the countries of North America and Australia, the presence of an exchange is a positive factor affecting the increase in the number of cattle and sales volumes due to the involvement of large and small agricultural organizations, as well as households of the population.

Exchanges provide retail space, guarantee the quality of animals, and monitor the execution of transactions.

The world stock exchanges are engaged in breeding and fattening animals, trading with agricultural producers, peasant and farm farms, as well as with meat processors on national domestic markets.

The most well-known exchanges in the USA are The Cattle Exchange, The Fennimore Livestock Exchange and the RIPL model exchanges in Australia. Large exchanges are served by transport companies that help deliver the sold lots of animals.

Cattle markets contribute to:

• Formation of a fair price for cattle
• Entry into the market of small forms of management (LPH and KFH)
• Identification of previously unregistered livestock

According to the statistics of ABARES (Australian State Department of Agriculture), which issues the annual analytical report Financial Performance of Beef Cattle Producing Farms, the dominant type of sale of beef cattle, both in the southern and northern parts of Australia is the sale through cattle markets (stock exchanges).