Bosiu Produksieveiling 2023
Bosiu Produksieveiling 2023 – dit is n voorreg vir Hoeftrimming Dairysmid, om by 7de veiling betrokke te kon wees.
Die passie van die Bosiu familie is aansteeklik!
Wellgedaan, julle is wenners.
Die Dairysmid span.
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