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USDA Nebraska Fdr Cattle Wkly Wtd Avg

USDA Nebraska Fdr Cattle Wkly Wtd Avg 08/24 09:50 AMS_1860 MARS Nebraska Weekly Livestock Auction Summary -, Livestock Weighted Average Report for 08/17/2026 - Final Summary This Week Last Reported Last Year ------------------------------------------------------------ Total Receipts: ------------------------------------------------------------ FEEDER CATTLE 8336 3014 15964 Compared to last week fresh bawling steers and heifers sold with a higher undertone. Feeder steers from 600 to 900 lbs sold steady to 5.00 lower with 900 lbs steers 15.00 lower and 1025 weights 9.00 lower. Feeder heifers sold steady to mostly 5.00 lower. Demand was good for fresh bawlers with moderate to good demand for yearling feeders. Bulk of the fresh calves came from Crawford area as there pastures are very dry, very short with little to no grass and ranchers selling some of there 2026 calf crop 2 to 3 months earlier than normal. Weaning calves, giving the cow time to regroup and hopefully put some condition on before winter. Spotty rain showers across the state along with quite a lot of hail in some areas and excessive wind damage to what stood in it's path. Another tough week in the CME cattle boards with spill over into the feedlot trade. Live sales sold steady to 5.00 lower at 225.00 and dressed sales sold 7.00 to 12.00 lower from 355.00 to 356.00. --------------------------------------------------------------- FEEDER CATTLE --------------------------------------------------------------- HEIFERS - Large 1 (Per Cwt/Actual) Head Wt Range Avg Wt Price Range Avg Price 153 1003-1046 1028 273-304.5 294.12 7 1061-1061 1061 277-277 277 29 1102-1102 1102 270-270 270 HEIFERS - Medium and Large 1 (Per Cwt/Actual) Head Wt Range Avg Wt Price Range Avg Price 14 1016-1043 1031 266-285 274.02 24 1064-1086 1077 266-272 268.47 28 1105-1110 1107 260-270 265.7 4 323-323 323 1775-1775 1775 4 323-323 323 1775-1775 1775 13 367-369 368 2050-2060 2056.93 Unweaned 120 384-399 390 525-560 546.56 4 408-408 408 495-495 495 Unweaned 80 401-442 434 490-535 516.07 21 462-481 473 453-469 458.91 Unweaned 111 459-495 489 415-500 460.97 14 516-530 520 416-422 417.75 Unweaned 29 511-549 525 400-420 412.62 37 564-594 578 368-385 375.55 7 621-621 621 373-373 373 Unweaned 17 609-633 623 362.5-370 365.5 22 643-643 643 367.5-367.5 367.5 Spayed 75 653-687 669 347.5-371 356.24 9 681-681 681 350-350 350 Fleshy 5 714-714 714 331-331 331 Spayed 183 702-749 734 331-343 334.25 89 754-785 764 320-329 322.91 Spayed 242 751-795 774 316-343 327.89 10 798-798 798 320-320 320 Fleshy 89 805-847 827 317-328.25 322.29 Spayed 602 812-842 830 315-339.5 333.1 3 845-845 845 317-317 317 Fleshy 338 850-892 861 307.5-343.5 329.69 13 867-867 867 312-312 312 Fleshy 419 876-893 888 326.1-330 327.17 Spayed 322 906-949 928 295-329 309.06 141 933-933 933 312-312 312 Spayed 390 952-999 970 282-317.25 299.02 HEIFERS - Medium and Large 1-2 (Per Cwt/Actual) Head Wt Range Avg Wt Price Range Avg Price 27 402-421 412 465-480 469.38 65 458-485 462 415-450 442.94 8 486-486 486 412.5-412.5 412.5 Unweaned 9 530-530 530 395-395 395 13 620-642 634 342.5-344 343.44 6 642-642 642 337.5-337.5 337.5 Unweaned 3 783-783 783 320-320 320 33 830-847 838 302-324 312.11 STEERS - Large 1 (Per Cwt/Actual) Head Wt Range Avg Wt Price Range Avg Price 111 1008-1032 1021 320-321.5 320.79 70 1054-1054 1054 311.75-311.75 311.75 STEERS - Large 1-2 (Per Cwt/Actual) Head Wt Range Avg Wt Price Range Avg Price 8 1004-1004 1004 307-307 307 STEERS - Medium and Large 1 (Per Cwt/Actual) Head Wt Range Avg Wt Price Range Avg Price 125 1038-1038 1038 297.5-297.5 297.5 29 329-329 329 665-665 665 8 334-334 334 1925-1925 1925 10 325-345 337 1975-2150 2082.49 Unweaned 141 352-396 381 535-620 602.46 13 421-421 421 2250-2250 2250 Unweaned 208 408-448 436 525-576 559.27 10 457-457 457 525-525 525 Unweaned 174 463-499 485 462.5-550 517.41 313 500-530 518 462-530 520.34 40 522-547 531 441-459 452.05 Unweaned 4 550-550 550 460-460 460 Unweaned 48 573-590 574 407-484 479.05 54 608-634 627 388-427.5 407.17 38 651-681 662 373-400 379.83 120 705-746 720 346-370 361.74 265 752-798 776 322.5-375 364.02 267 813-843 829 329-359 345.01 501 858-894 880 341.5-355.5 348.67 7 896-896 896 308-308 308 Fleshy 483 901-941 929 316.5-340 329.01 487 957-979 967 302-337.5 329.44 STEERS - Medium and Large 1-2 (Per Cwt/Actual) Head Wt Range Avg Wt Price Range Avg Price 9 426-426 426 481-481 481 36 495-495 495 480-480 480 99 510-544 532 432.5-470 464.4 13 563-585 571 379-442.5 417.5 7 583-583 583 412.5-412.5 412.5 Unweaned 13 628-641 634 395-417.5 407 6 763-790 777 339-343 341.03 17 813-833 818 330-334 333.04 7 853-853 853 324.5-324.5 324.5
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The livestock complex is trading mostly lower into midday Friday as it's simply been a disappointing week where not enough fundamental support has appeared. Some light cash cattle trade is developing in the South at $222, which is $3.00 lower than last week's weighted average.

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