Your weekly window into the world of Wagyu — the news, the market, and the genetics moving right now.
Week of September 28 – October 5, 2026
The world's largest full‑blood red Wagyu herd just arrived on the market—a 795‑acre Oklahoma ranch listing for $16.5 million.
From the new inventory this week, 1,187 listings came from 131 seller sites across 21 countries—a jump from 462 the week before. The list includes 802 semen, 377 embryos, and 8 cloning‑rights. Median asking prices for the newly listed items were $60 per straw for semen and $750 for embryos. The United States dominated, with 815 of the listings, followed by Australia (116), Germany (85) and the Netherlands (32). The most offered sires were Gforce (10 listings), Arubial United, Sapi Potong Wagyu, Vagyu (each 5 listings) and Arubial Anticipated (4).
The next major market event is the European Elite Wagyu Auction scheduled for October 8, 2026.
- 1,187 new listings found (+725 on the week before), from 131 seller sites in 21 countries
- The mix: 802 semen, 377 embryo, 8 cloning-rights
- Median asking price among newly listed semen: $60 a straw (391 priced listings)
- Median asking price among newly listed embryos: $750 (147 priced listings)
- Most active countries: 🇺🇸 USA (815), 🇦🇺 Australia (116), 🇩🇪 Germany (85), 🇳🇱 Netherlands (32)
- Sires most often offered: Gforce (10), Arubial United (5), Sapi Potong Wagyu (5), Vagyu (5), Arubial Anticipated (4)