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USDA Ogallala, NE Feeder Cattle Weighted Average


USDA Ogallala, NE Feeder Cattle Weighted Average   09/25 16:35
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Ogallala Livestock Auction - Ogallala, NE
  
Ogallala-Ogallala,NE
Livestock Weighted Average Report for 09/25/2025 - Final
  
Auction                  This Week      Last Reported    Last Year
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Total Receipts:                                           
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FEEDER CATTLE            3508           3397    3051      
  
  
Compared to two weeks ago.  Steers were 3.00 - 10.00 higher over 700 lbs  and 
heifers were steady - 8.00 lower over 650 lbs.  Demand was good to moderate on 
a nice selection offered.
  
  
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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         
26     1027-1027      1027    314-314        314                
31     1074-1074      1074    309.5-309.5    309.5              
5      410-410        410     465-465        465                
9      584-584        584     395-395        395                
23     623-623        623     394-394        394                
59     658-686        669     365-384        379.61             
160    711-711        711     370.5-370.5    370.5              Thin Fleshed 
72     737-743        739     343-356        352.01             
103    775-791        780     347-354        352.34             
267    807-832        815     339-352        345.72             
162    855-895        865     331-341.5      337.89             
269    906-943        927     321-334        329.07             
68     957-966        962     320-330        324.19             

STEERS  -  Medium and Large  1 (Per Cwt/Actual)
Head   Wt Range       Avg Wt  Price Range    Avg Price         
53     1022-1022      1022    330-330        330                
10     435-446        441     520-522.5      521.23             
15     517-518        518     457.5-472.5    463.49             
17     565-593        578     425-427.5      425.74             
16     632-632        632     415-415        415                
72     675-691        681     385-407        399.32             
7      700-700        700     377.5-377.5    377.5              Unweaned 
29     736-736        736     384-384        384                NHTC 
11     743-743        743     387-387        387                
179    761-792        776     375-384        379.8              
132    774-794        783     390-390        390                NHTC 
64     806-830        811     366-371        370.04             
185    851-856        854     357.5-368.5    362.12             
260    854-858        856     380-386        382.96             NHTC 
194    902-936        931     353-363        359.5              
111    938-938        938     360-360        360                NHTC 
21     951-951        951     336-336        336                

STEERS  -  Medium and Large  1-2 (Per Cwt/Actual)
Head   Wt Range       Avg Wt  Price Range    Avg Price         
41     771-771        771     365-365        365                
62     844-844        844     363-363        363                NHTC 
26     868-868        868     363-363        363                NHTC 
107    862-880        869     330-346        340.09             
64     998-998        998     316-316        316
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