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A Lighter Offering of Feeder Cattle

Published April 3, 2021

North Dakota and South Dakota auction barns saw lighter offerings of feeder cattle trickle through this past week. Kist Livestock at Mandan, North Dakota had 990 head at their Wednesday sale. Feeder steer prices were $3 higher, with 650-to-700 weights…

Feeder Cattle Run in the Dakotas Getting Lighter

Published March 26, 2021

North Dakota and South Dakota auction barns are seeing a lighter stream of feeder cattle. There is good demand for light weight feeders to go to pasture. Kist Livestock at Mandan, North Dakota had 2,400 head at their Wednesday sale.…

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Feeder Calf Run Remains Steady in the Dakotas

Published March 12, 2021

North Dakota and South Dakota auction barns continue to market a steady stream of feeder cattle. There is moderate to good demand and calves are coming in with light to moderate-plus flesh condition. Kist Livestock at Mandan, North Dakota had…

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Feeder Cattle Continue to Move Through Auction Barns

Published March 6, 2021

North Dakota and South Dakota auction barns continue to market a steady stream of feeder cattle. There is good buyer demand and calves are coming in with light to moderate-plus flesh condition. Kist Livestock at Mandan, North Dakota had 4,300…

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Good Demand for High Quality, Long-Time Weaned Calves

Published January 22, 2021

Feeder cattle continue to move through auction barns across the Northern Plains. There is good demand for high quality, long-time weaned calves with moderate flesh condition. Stockmen’s Livestock Exchange at Dickinson, North Dakota had approximately 3,000 head at Thursday’s sale.…

Stronger Feeder Cattle Demand

Published December 17, 2020

The last feeder cattle sale of the year happened on Wednesday for Hub City Livestock Auction in Aberdeen, South Dakota. There's been good demand for calves. Since the fall feeder cattle run began, co-owner Steve Hellwig says the markets had…

Second Smallest Feeder Cattle Volume Reported

Published April 13, 2020

Negotiated purchases of feeder steers and heifers nationwide was 28, 923 head last week. This is the second smallest volume reported since mandatory USDA reporting started in 2001. The lightest volume on record is the week of December 15, 2003…

Big Feeder Cattle Numbers in a Down Market

Published April 6, 2020

A snowstorm and the collapse in the markets last week resulted in the rescheduling of the feeder cattle sale at Herried Livestock Auction. The sale will now take place tomorrow. "There are quite a few cattle that need to be…

Limited Number of Feeders Sold in Aberdeen, SD

Published March 18, 2020

Aberdeen-based Hub City Livestock had a feeder cattle sale on Wednesday, but only 500-to-700 cattle were sold. Co-owner Steve Hellwig says normally there would be about 5,000 head through the ring. "We've told our local producers if you don't have…

July COF Numbers in Line with Expectations

Published July 19, 2019

Friday's Cattle on Feed report was in line with expectations. According to USDA, there are 11.5 million cattle of feed for slaughter as of July 1. That is a two percent increase from one year ago and the highest July…

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A Lighter Offering of Feeder Cattle

Feeder Cattle Run in the Dakotas Getting Lighter

Feeder Calf Run Remains Steady in the Dakotas

Feeder Cattle Continue to Move Through Auction Barns

Good Demand for High Quality, Long-Time Weaned Calves

Stronger Feeder Cattle Demand

Second Smallest Feeder Cattle Volume Reported

Big Feeder Cattle Numbers in a Down Market

Limited Number of Feeders Sold in Aberdeen, SD

July COF Numbers in Line with Expectations

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