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USDA Lexington, NE Weighted Average


USDA Lexington, NE Weighted Average                02/06 16:50
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Lexington Livestock Market - Lexington, NE
  
Lexington-Lexington,NE
Livestock Weighted Average Report for 02/06/2026 - Final
  
Auction                  This Week      Last Reported    Last Year
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Total Receipts:                                           
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FEEDER CATTLE            2406           4764    2941      
  
  
Compared to last week steers over 600 lbs sold steady to 15.00 higher and 
heifers over 500 lbs sold steady to 10.00 higher. Demand was good from the 
buyers in the crowd.
  
  
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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         
10     348-348        348     565-565        565                
17     425-433        427     500-512.5      508.77             
44     478-478        478     511-511        511                
105    512-545        532     458-472        464.22             
20     551-551        551     481-481        481                Thin Fleshed 
54     550-570        566     443-453        446.17             
56     600-646        624     405-418        412.76             
10     648-648        648     409-409        409                Replacement 
147    650-694        662     389-410.5      400.89             
59     680-696        685     385-411        402.49             Replacement 
87     701-727        711     380.5-395      389.54             Replacement 
30     716-716        716     382-382        382                
21     776-776        776     355-355        355                
40     788-788        788     360-360        360                Replacement 
13     819-835        826     332-337        334.67             
49     861-879        877     312.5-322      321.05             

HEIFERS  -  Medium and Large  1-2 (Per Cwt/Actual)
Head   Wt Range       Avg Wt  Price Range    Avg Price         
7      472-472        472     478-478        478                
24     506-527        517     442-442.5      442.15             
6      638-638        638     385-385        385                
5      741-741        741     355-355        355                Unweaned 

STEERS  -  Medium and Large  1 (Per Cwt/Actual)
Head   Wt Range       Avg Wt  Price Range    Avg Price         
49     450-450        450     525-538        527.39             
87     500-535        526     512.5-537      529.96             
7      562-562        562     482.5-482.5    482.5              
220    607-647        622     453-477.5      465.85             
73     652-682        674     417-437        424.39             
232    707-745        723     404.5-420      411.36             
108    769-769        769     396.75-396.75  396.75             
239    814-835        820     372-378.5      376.63             
262    850-893        889     349-358.5      357.43             
142    904-907        906     349.5-352      350.08             

STEERS  -  Medium and Large  1-2 (Per Cwt/Actual)
Head   Wt Range       Avg Wt  Price Range    Avg Price         
5      367-367        367     585-585        585                
21     456-495        473     510-515        512.76             
13     530-540        534     473-486        478.06             
24     567-582        571     458-460        459.41             
7      757-757        757     340-340        340                Unweaned
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