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USDA Creston, IA Cattle Auction


USDA Creston, IA Cattle Auction                    10/01 14:25
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Creston Livestock Feeder Cattle - Creston, IA
  
Creston Livestock Auction-Creston,IA
Livestock Weighted Average Report for 10/01/2025 - Final
  
Auction                  This Week      Last Reported    Last Year
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Total Receipts:                                           
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FEEDER CATTLE            1871           2105    1820      
  
  
No comparisons stated today as the previous feeder cattle auction was back on 
August 20th. Available today were many load lots of high quality yearling 
steers and heifers. Also, many packages of reputation, new crop, home-raised, 
weaned and double vaccinated feeder calves. Demand was very good for today's 
moderate offering. Internet bidding active all day. November 5th will be the 
next "Special Calf and Yearling Auction".
  
  
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FEEDER CATTLE
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HEIFERS  -  Medium and Large  1 (Per Cwt/Actual)
Head   Wt Range       Avg Wt  Price Range    Avg Price         
11     360-361        361     465-476        473.01             
24     423-448        432     438-451        445.95             
22     454-467        464     411-418        416.44             
38     508-518        515     403-410        407.04             
14     554-554        554     400-400        400                
8      670-670        670     349-349        349                
147    710-749        732     350-356.25     353.65             
82     769-788        772     334.5-341.75   340.67             
327    815-847        831     320-326.75     323.08             
120    879-886        883     317.75-318.25  318.01             
123    910-932        921     311-314.85     312.92             
7      971-971        971     271-271        271                

HEIFERS  -  Medium and Large  1-2 (Per Cwt/Actual)
Head   Wt Range       Avg Wt  Price Range    Avg Price         
22     448-448        448     407.5-407.5    407.5              
7      528-528        528     385-385        385                
9      795-795        795     320-320        320                

STEERS  -  Medium and Large  1 (Per Cwt/Actual)
Head   Wt Range       Avg Wt  Price Range    Avg Price         
13     337-337        337     540-540        540                
7      399-399        399     512.5-512.5    512.5              
15     430-448        440     485-502        497.58             
90     454-478        468     490-516        504.41             
43     509-541        522     436-483        458.05             
73     550-576        561     424-442.5      432.18             
24     623-623        623     401-401        401                
10     698-698        698     405-405        405                
15     755-760        759     349-386        376.18             
122    801-833        817     355-375.85     365.05             
23     890-890        890     347.75-347.75  347.75             
253    905-944        922     335.75-342.75  339.36             
66     953-953        953     337.25-337.25  337.25             

STEERS  -  Medium and Large  1-2 (Per Cwt/Actual)
Head   Wt Range       Avg Wt  Price Range    Avg Price         
17     526-527        527     410-410        410                
12     572-595        584     376-396        385.8              
3      900-900        900     310-310        310
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