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USDA Nebraska Fdr Cattle Wkly Wtd Avg

USDA Nebraska Fdr Cattle Wkly Wtd Avg 06/28 23:00 AMS_1860 MARS Nebraska Weekly Livestock Auction Summary -, Livestock Weighted Average Report for 06/22/2026 - Final Summary This Week Last Reported Last Year ------------------------------------------------------------ Total Receipts: ------------------------------------------------------------ REPLACEMENT CATTLE 516 259 0 FEEDER CATTLE 10454 5955 9534 Compared to last week steers less than 800 lbs sold 15.00 higher. Over 800 lbs sold steady to 3.00 higher. Most weights of heifers sold 10.00 to 15.00 higher except 8 weights sold steady. Demand was good for all offerings. Cow/calf pairs along with some fall bred cows continue to be sold as ranchers are slowing cutting back on herd numbers due to the lack of summer grass. There has been spotty rain showers but several areas of the Sandhills continue to be extremely dry or continue to have fires burning what little grass there is. Feedlot trade was very slow to kick off. Feedlots asked for more money than last week but finally sold for steady money on Friday afternoon. Live sales at 260.00 and dressed at 408.00. --------------------------------------------------------------- REPLACEMENT CATTLE --------------------------------------------------------------- BRED COWS - Medium and Large 1 (Per Unit/Actual) Head Wt Range Avg Wt Price Range Avg Price 44 1160-1401 1310 4400-4650 4599.7 32 1312-1557 1392 3500-4250 4182.86 Broken Mouth 22 1445-1541 1501 4000-4200 4104.31 10 1523-1546 1538 4100-4650 4426.28 COW-CALF PAIRS - Medium and Large 1 (Per Unit/Actual) Head Wt Range Avg Wt Price Range Avg Price 63 1333-1558 1470 4350-4900 4640.74 Broken Mouth O 26 1388-1783 1591 4700-5250 5139.19 O 75 1405-1718 1640 4500-4950 4807.81 O COW-CALF PAIRS - Medium and Large 1 (Per Unit/Actual) Head Wt Range Avg Wt Price Range Avg Price 13 1211-1610 1364 3900-4600 4217.68 Broken Mouth O 5 1573-1573 1573 4700-4700 4700 O COW-CALF PAIRS - Medium and Large 1 (Per Unit/Actual) Head Wt Range Avg Wt Price Range Avg Price 6 1377-1377 1377 5400-5400 5400 O COW-CALF PAIRS - Medium and Large 1-2 (Per Unit/Actual) Head Wt Range Avg Wt Price Range Avg Price 7 1473-1473 1473 4300-4300 4300 Broken Mouth O --------------------------------------------------------------- FEEDER CATTLE --------------------------------------------------------------- HEIFERS - Medium and Large 1 (Per Unit/Actual) Head Wt Range Avg Wt Price Range Avg Price 11 1036-1036 1036 310-310 310 10 434-434 434 537.5-537.5 537.5 34 463-479 471 517-540 523.7 28 472-472 472 540-540 540 Natural 71 505-512 506 490-520 511.37 82 571-571 571 513-513 513 Replacement 187 550-594 572 423-471 454.31 88 602-602 602 482-482 482 Fancy 193 601-638 617 409-471 449.57 82 648-648 648 440-440 440 Replacement 384 655-691 670 370-444 423.97 72 673-673 673 442-442 442 Replacement 129 703-737 724 406-416 407.6 56 760-768 761 360-372 370.27 Spayed 70 766-766 766 420-420 420 Replacement 111 770-787 781 344.5-365 353.19 142 804-826 815 363-370 366.6 Spayed 32 820-820 820 402-402 402 Replacement 255 821-842 828 339-354 348.15 73 854-863 862 335-337 336.86 383 852-886 864 350-363 358.62 Spayed 42 868-868 868 347-347 347 Replacement 391 909-937 912 323-344.5 342.42 319 980-996 993 317.25-323.75 322.5 HEIFERS - Medium and Large 1-2 (Per Unit/Actual) Head Wt Range Avg Wt Price Range Avg Price 10 425-441 431 445-500 467.49 31 469-488 480 485-497.5 493.95 53 527-547 540 457.5-485 473.37 20 577-582 581 441-443 441.5 101 614-649 629 405-430 425.06 26 664-693 673 372.5-405 396.37 5 738-738 738 380-380 380 6 859-859 859 314-314 314 Fleshy 17 965-965 965 301.5-301.5 301.5 Fleshy STEERS - Large 1 (Per Unit/Actual) Head Wt Range Avg Wt Price Range Avg Price 445 1004-1016 1010 338-348.75 342.93 1089 1050-1095 1071 320-333 325.32 STEERS - Medium and Large 1 (Per Unit/Actual) Head Wt Range Avg Wt Price Range Avg Price 52 1006-1006 1006 339.25-339.25 339.25 21 1017-1017 1017 312.25-312.25 312.25 Fleshy 16 404-426 419 606-610 607.2 28 475-498 493 555-580 571.59 48 503-541 529 512-575 530.72 71 569-569 569 524-524 524 Natural 144 557-596 584 482.5-539 512.26 392 601-647 629 481-512 496.7 176 654-654 654 494-494 494 Natural 316 654-699 679 431-488 472.32 476 702-735 717 446-465 457.89 89 761-761 761 424-424 424 Natural 444 752-796 771 380-433 418.13 79 811-842 818 376-389 381.58 193 825-834 831 407-412 408.67 Fancy 25 841-841 841 376.5-376.5 376.5 Fleshy 433 865-885 875 351-385.5 377.92 665 924-938 934 351.5-364.25 356.38 763 957-995 981 340-356.25 347.34 6 984-984 984 337-337 337 Fleshy STEERS - Medium and Large 1-2 (Per Unit/Actual) Head Wt Range Avg Wt Price Range Avg Price 6 373-373 373 590-590 590 49 452-499 478 512.5-560 536.14 80 524-542 539 526-541 533.95 26 556-585 576 460-499 484.75 24 625-649 633 452.5-467.5 458.18 93 672-692 683 443-458 450.68 51 736-748 741 352.5-426 402.9 8 793-793 793 362.5-362.5 362.5 6 814-814 814 365-365 365 11 879-879 879 316-316 316 Fleshy
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