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101. GRAND CHAMPIONS: SUMMIT COUNTY FAIR LIVESTOCK AUCTION RESULTS CONTINUED.

Subjects
LIVESTOCK auctions, AGRICULTURAL exhibitions
Abstract

The article from Farm & Dairy provides information about the results of the Summit County Fair Livestock Auction. It mentions various agricultural equipment and services, such as Norden Accumulators and Kirkwood Spreaders. The article also highlights the grand champions in different livestock categories, including market steer, chickens, turkey, and rabbits. The winners are Hailey Young, Samuel Decker, Parker Abbuhl, and Dominic Atilano, respectively. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

102. Ohio State Fair Sale of Champions.

Subjects
STATE fairs, LIVESTOCK auctions, EXHIBITORS, AGRICULTURE
Abstract

The Ohio State Fair Sale of Champions livestock auction raised $26,500 this year, with over $134,000 going towards the Virgil L. Strickler Youth Reserve Program, which supports Ohio youth in agriculture. The program, established in 1995 and renamed in 2023, provides scholarships and funding for various activities such as market exhibitor programs and skillathons. The auction featured champions in categories such as market beef, market barrow, market lamb, meat chickens, market turkey, market goat, and dairy. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

103. Neue digitale Heimat der afz: Jörg Schiffeler, Chefredakteur.

Subjects
MEAT markets, ENERGY industries, MARKET prices, MARKET pricing, SLAUGHTERING, BUTCHERS, MEAT industry, LIVESTOCK auctions
Abstract

Copyright of Allgemeine Fleischer Zeitung is the property of dfv Mediengruppe and its content may not be copied or emailed to multiple sites or posted to a listserv without the copyright holder's express written permission. However, users may print, download, or email articles for individual use. This abstract may be abridged. No warranty is given about the accuracy of the copy. Users should refer to the original published version of the material for the full abstract. (Copyright applies to all Abstracts.)

Published
2024

104. AUCTION CALENDAR.

Subjects
AUCTIONS, CALENDAR, LIVESTOCK auctions, CAST-iron, IRON founding
Published
2023

105. TRADING TO success: North Shore-city-born Chloe Mackle admits she was well out of her depth when she turned up to her first day working on a dairy farm. Fast forward a decade she owns a successful stock trading company and has signed up her first 500...

Author

Haitana, Sheryl

Subjects
DAIRY farms, STOCKS (Finance), WORKING hours, DAIRY farming, TRADING companies, LIVESTOCK auctions
Abstract

Fast forward a decade she owns a successful stock trading company and has signed up her first 500 cow 50/50 sharemilking job in a strong equity position TRADING TO success: North Shore-city-born Chloe Mackle admits she was well out of her depth when she turned up to her first day working on a dairy farm. Farm FACTS Contract Milker: Chloe Mackle Cows: 215 cows Area: 69ha Location: Cambridge Production: 97,000kg MS (five-year average) Farm dairy: 20-aside herringbone, in-shed feeding. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

107. Analysing factors affecting the participation of small-scale cattle farmers in livestock auctions in Capricorn District of Limpopo Province

Author

Mashaphu, Mampa Peter, Hlongwane, J. J., Gidi, L. S., Mashaphu, Mampa Peter, Hlongwane, J. J., and Gidi, L. S.

Abstract

Raising cattle in South Africa and any other developing country in the Southern African region as part of livestock production, is one of the important means through which people sustain their livelihood. Inadequate efforts have been taken by the government to improve the marketing system of cattle, particularly to develop small-scale farming in the Limpopo Province and South Africa as a whole. With that being said, the small-scale sector has not been developed to the extent it is expected to. This study examined the factors affecting the participation of small-scale cattle farmers in livestock auctions in the Capricorn District of the Limpopo Province. The study had three objectives, namely; (i) To describe the socio-economic characteristics of the small scale cattle farmers in the Capricorn District of the Limpopo Province; (ii) To assess the perception of small-scale cattle farmers in the Capricorn District of the Limpopo Province towards livestock auction; (iii) To identify and analyse factors affecting the participation of small-scale cattle farmers in livestock auctions in the Capricorn District of the Limpopo Province. The Multi-stage sampling procedure was used in the selection of the representative sample. Three locations (Lepelle-Nkumpi, Molemole and Polokwane local municipalities) were selected purposively because a large number of small-scale cattle farmers in the Capricorn District rely on the agricultural sector economically. The Logistic Regression Model was used to analyse factors affecting the participation of small-scale cattle farmers in livestock auctions. The results showed that, out of the 120 sample size, 42% of small-scale cattle farmers were auction participants and 58% of small-scale cattle farmers were non-participants . There were 43 male-headed households of the participants and 61 female-headed households of the non-participants . An analysis of the farmers ’ socio-economic characteristics further showed that in order for the farmers to

Published
2022

108. CATTLE REPORT.

Subjects
CATTLE breeds, CATTLE, CITIES & towns, PRICES, LIVESTOCK auctions, CATTLE prices
Abstract

The article provides a comprehensive cattle report from various livestock auctions in the Midwest, offering valuable information on the prices of feeder cattle sold at different weights and locations. It covers both steers and heifers, with prices ranging from $182 to $336 for steers and $183 to $288 for heifers. The report includes data from cities such as El Reno, Oklahoma; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Tulsa, Oklahoma; San Angelo, Texas; Roswell, New Mexico; Clovis, New Mexico; Aberdeen, South Dakota; Billings, Montana; Torrington, Wyoming; and Greeley, Colorado, with prices ranging from $183 to $356 for steers and $155 to $272 for heifers. This information can be useful for individuals conducting research on livestock prices in these areas. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

109. CHICKEN PECAN LOG.

Subjects
CHICKENS, PECAN, LIVESTOCK auctions, PERIODICAL articles, SAWLOGS, LIVESTOCK breeds
Abstract

The High Plains Journal article titled "CHICKEN PECAN LOG" provides information on a hearty holiday appetizer. The article also includes a table with upcoming auction dates and contact information for various auction websites. Readers interested in livestock auction dates can find more information on the livestock sale calendar and the website hpj.com/livestock. For auction listing inquiries, readers can call 1-888-227-7171. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

110. CATTLE REPORT.

Subjects
CATTLE breeds, PRICES, MARKET prices, CATTLE, LIVESTOCK auctions, CATTLE prices
Abstract

The article provides a cattle report from various livestock auctions in different locations. It includes information on the number of cattle sold, the weight categories, and the price ranges for both steers and heifers. The prices vary across locations and weight categories, with some auctions reporting higher prices than others. The given document provides a summary of livestock prices in various markets across different states. The prices listed are for steers and heifers, and they vary depending on the location. The document includes information on markets in Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, South Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, and Colorado. The prices range from $140 to $366 for steers and from $120 to $328 for heifers. It is important to note that these prices are subject to change and may not reflect the current market conditions. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

111. CATTLE REPORT.

Subjects
CATTLE breeds, CATTLE, PRICES, LIVESTOCK auctions, LIBRARY users, NEWS agencies
Abstract

This article presents a cattle report for the week of November 10 to November 16, providing information on feeder cattle sold at livestock auctions in various locations including Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas, and Oklahoma. The report includes data on the number of cattle sold, their weight, and the prices they were sold for. The information is sourced from the USDA Market News Service. Additionally, the article includes a table of livestock prices from different stockyards in Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Woodward, San Angelo, Roswell, Clovis, Aberdeen, Billings, Torrington, and Greeley. These prices can be useful for library patrons researching livestock prices in these areas. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

112. CATTLE REPORT.

Subjects
CATTLE, CATTLE breeds, PRICES, LIVESTOCK auctions, LIBRARY users, MARKET pricing
Abstract

This article provides a cattle report for the week of November 3 to November 9, focusing on feeder cattle sold at livestock auctions in Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, and Arkansas. The report includes data on the number of cattle sold, their weight, and the price range for both steers and heifers. Additionally, the document presents a table of livestock prices from markets in Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, South Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, and Colorado, highlighting the variations in prices for steers and heifers across these regions. This information can be valuable for library patrons researching livestock prices in specific areas. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

113. CATTLE REPORT.

Subjects
CATTLE, CATTLE breeds, LIVESTOCK auctions
Published
2023

114. CATTLE REPORT.

Subjects
CATTLE, PRICES, LIVESTOCK auctions, CATTLE prices, CATTLE breeds, CATTLE carcasses, HEIFERS
Abstract

The article presents a cattle report that details the prices of feeder cattle sold at different livestock auctions in various locations. The report includes information on the number of cattle sold and their corresponding prices based on weight categories. The prices listed are for both steers and heifers, and they vary depending on the location and type of livestock. However, it is important to note that these prices are subject to change and may not accurately reflect current market conditions. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

115. WESTERN REGION.

Subjects
LIVESTOCK auctions, AGRICULTURE
Abstract

A live cattle auction of the females selected from the commercial heifer show will be followed by a video auction. WYOMING to date/average COLORADO to date/average Cheyenne 17.81"/13.82" Denver 24.25"/14.93" Lander 15.58"/11.14" Grand Jct. 17.75"/13.00" Pueblo 6.00"/7.32" National Western hosts first commercial heifer sale The National Western Stock Show is honored to announce the Stockmen in the Stockyards Commercial Heifer Sale on Jan. 7, 2024. This auction will be the first of its kind, with major video auction companies coming together to allow cattle represented by their respective companies to all be consigned to one sale. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

116. Australian Cattle Price Falls to Nine-Year Low as El Niño Looms.

Author

Wright, Keira

Subjects
EL Nino, CATTLE prices, ASIANS, HOT weather conditions, BEEF processing, LIVESTOCK auctions
Abstract

Australian Cattle Price Falls to Nine-Year Low as El Niño Looms (Bloomberg) -- The cost of Australian cattle has tumbled to the lowest level in about nine years and is likely to fall further as ranchers cull an expanded herd ahead of drier weather following the onset of El Niño. Farmers are poised to ramp up sales and shun buying of new livestock as hotter weather bakes pastures used for feed, weighing on cattle prices. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

117. MARKET REPORTS.

Subjects
LIVESTOCK auctions, BEEF cattle, SWINE, HAY
Abstract

The document provides market reports for various livestock auctions and agricultural products in Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. It includes information on the prices of cattle, hogs, sheep, hay, straw, and other items. The reports cover different locations and provide details such as the number of animals sold and the price range. The document also includes contact information for businesses selling livestock and meat products. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

120. From couper to farmers' cooperative: livestock fairs and markets in north-east Scotland from 1800 to 1900.

Author

Perren, Richard

Subjects
LIVESTOCK, LIVESTOCK exhibitions, MEAT markets, LIVESTOCK auctions, CATTLE industry, 19TH century Scottish history, COOPERATIVE marketing
Abstract

In 1800 local livestock fairs and markets in north-east Scotland were traditional open markets held at fixed times of the year. Their number increased in the first half of the nineteenth century as the region's meat industry developed to supply the growing demand of the Scottish and English markets. After 1850 and the appearance of the railways the number of livestock markets grew further and localities competed with each other, sometimes fiercely, to capture the benefits of a new livestock market. These markets, where deals were made privately between individuals, were dominated by local butchers and livestock dealers. This changed from 1870 as open markets gave way to regular livestock auction markets (or marts) conducted by professional auctioneers. Farmers believed that auctions served their interests better than open markets as sales were conducted quickly and in greater comfort, and they could also judge whether buyers were competing fairly. Farmers from the north east became so enthusiastic about this form of sale that they took advantage of the nineteenth-century Company Acts to float their own joint stock limited auction companies, and also take over some of the existing family-run livestock auction markets. In spite of some opposition from butchers and cattle dealers, the auction markets were all very successful and by 1900 had largely replaced the traditional fairs and markets. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2017

121. Genetic relationships between temperament of calves at auction and carcass traits in Japanese Black cattle.

Author

Takeda, Kazuya, Uchida, Hiroshi, and Inoue, Keiichi

Subjects
*CATTLE carcasses, *CATTLE, *CALVES, *LIVESTOCK carcasses, LIVESTOCK auctions
Abstract

Correlations of calves' temperament with carcass traits were estimated to clarify the genetic relationships between them in Japanese Black cattle. The temperament records for 3128 calves during auction at a calf market were scored on a scale of 1 (calm) to 5 (nervous) as temperament score ( TS), and the TS were divided into two groups ( TSG): TS 1 and 2 comprised TSG 1, and 3 to 5 constituted TSG 2. Carcass data were obtained from 33 552 fattened cattle. A threshold animal model was used for analyzing the underlying liability for TSG, whereas a linear one was used for TS and carcass traits. The heritability estimates for TS and TSG were 0.12 and 0.11, respectively. On the other hand, moderate to high heritability estimates were obtained for carcass traits (0.40 to 0.68). The temperament scores were negatively correlated with carcass weight, rib thickness and subcutaneous fat thickness (−0.13 to −0.59). In contrast, weak to moderate positive correlations were found between the temperament scores and rib eye area or yield estimate (0.16 to 0.45). The temperament scores and beef marbling score had no correlation. These results showed that it is possible to improve temperament and carcass traits simultaneously. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2017
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122. From targeted methods to metabolomics based strategies to screen for growth promoters misuse in horseracing and livestock: A review.

Author

Cloteau, C., Kaabia, Z., Le Bizec, B., Bailly-Chouriberry, L., and Dervilly, G.

Subjects
*HORSE racing, *METABOLOMICS, *MASS spectrometry, *RESEARCH questions, *LIVESTOCK, LIVESTOCK auctions
Abstract

Despite banned for public health, societal and economic reasons, and therefore strictly regulated, growth promoters can still be used in farm animals to increase production yields or in racing animals to enhance their performance. The introduction of specific regulations has led to the establishment of control systems, in particular through the development of analytical methods to detect doping practices. Although high-performance analytical strategies, most often based on targeted mass spectrometry approaches, are implemented in testing laboratories, some challenges still remain, particularly those specifically implemented to circumvent controls (e.g. the use of natural hormones, low-dose cocktails, or the use of new synthetic drugs). To overcome some limitations of these targeted methods and to deal with some difficult cases, especially at the critical screening stage, a new strategy emerged in the early 20s: the investigation of effect biomarkers, based on non-targeted profiling involving genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, and metabolomics approaches for a global analysis of genes, RNAs, proteins and endogenous metabolites, respectively, as potential biomarkers of interest. With hindsight now, metabolomics is recognized the most promising area to highlight biomarkers related to animal doping and their subsequent monitoring in a control perspective. Several studies have already demonstrated the proof of concept of the metabolomics-based workflow and its suitability for alternative screening for a range of growth promoters (e.g., β -agonists, steroids) but also various species (e.g., bovine, horse), it is now time to move on to a robust implementation for monitoring purpose. In particular, the next research question in metabolomics is how to validate resulting non-targeted methods and transfer to routine frameworks, complying standards and regulatory expectations. This state of the art aims at providing an overview of the evolution of screening methods, from direct strategies targeting exposure biomarkers to indirect methods looking for new effect biomarkers based on semi-targeted or non-targeted methods. With the official implementation of these innovative effect biomarkers-based screening strategies in mind, this review article also aims to detail, the metabolomics workflow and best practices from sample preparation to the evaluation of performances of such approaches and ways to validate the corresponding methods. • Review on the evolution of anabolic agent screening strategies in horseracing and food safety. • State of the art of current screening methods based on targeted strategies. • Challenges associated to direct exposure biomarkers screening. • Metabolomics as a new strategy for doping control in animals. • Towards official implementation of new screening tools based on metabolomics studies. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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123. IN MEMORIAM.

Subjects
RURAL Americans, LIVESTOCK auctions, FAMILY farms, PARENT companies
Published
2024

126. Livestock auctions still play important role.

Author

Murray, David

Subjects
LIVESTOCK auctions, YOUNG adults, CONSUMPTION (Economics), MIDDLE class, CATTLE prices, CATTLE breeds
Abstract

Josh Mueller is a fourth-generation farmer and rancher from Halstead, Kansas, and his wife Macey was raised on her family's commercial cattle operation. Smaller herds use sale barns, and some bigger herds are still handled by auctions. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

127. Department gives a hand to Ladysmith farmers.

Author

Laldas, Jyothi

Subjects
*FARMERS, *FOOD prices, *ELECTRICAL load shedding, *SHEEP breeding, LIVESTOCK auctions
Abstract

The article discusses KwaZulu-Natal's (KZN), South Africa, Department of Agriculture and Rural Development's efforts to assist farmers in Ladysmith, KZN. It discusses challenges like escalating food prices, livestock theft and load-shedding; new dam for irrigation and watering livestock; top-pedigree Bonsmara bulls to improve the quality of livestock held by local farmers at livestock auctions; and plans to implement cattle and sheep breeding to improve the genetics & quality of communal herds.

Published
2023

128. SA Ile De France Stud Breeders’ Association National SA Elite Sale.

Author

Isted, Gavin

Subjects
*RAMS, LIVESTOCK auctions
Abstract

The article discuses about the SA Ile De France Stud Breeders' Association National SA Elite Ram and Ewe Sale, took place in Bloemfontein, South Africa, on 29 April, 2023, where the highest price of the day for a ram sold by Paul Jordaan.

Published
2023

129. World and SA National Boer Goat and Kalahari Red Goat Production Sale.

Author

Isted, Gavin

Subjects
*GOATS, *RAMS, LIVESTOCK auctions
Abstract

The article discusses the World and SA National Boer Goat and Kalahari Red Goat Production Sale, held at the Bloemfontein Showgrounds, South Africa, on May 5, 2023, conducted by BKB, with Danie Strauss as the auctioneer, and prices achieved for a Boer goat ram and Kalahari Red ewe and ram.

Published
2023

130. Hilltop SA Mutton Merino Production Sale.

Subjects
*RAMS, LIVESTOCK auctions
Abstract

The article discuses about Hilltop SA Mutton Merino Production Sale, took place at the Heilbron Golf Club in Heilbron, South Africa, highlighting the highest price achieved for a ram and the average prices for different categories of livestock.

Published
2023

131. National Braford Sale.

Subjects
*BULLS, LIVESTOCK auctions
Abstract

The article focuses on the National Braford Sale, held at The Bull Ring on 14 June, 2023, in Bethal, South Africa, highlighting the highest price paid for a bull and the average prices achieved for various categories of livestock.

Published
2023

132. Magetzane SA Mutton Merino Production Sale.

Subjects
*RAMS, LIVESTOCK auctions, LIVESTOCK sales & prices
Abstract

The article reports on an auction sales including the Magetzane SA Mutton Merino Production Sale, Fortune Racing Sale, and Highveld SA Mutton Merino Club Sale, revealing the highest prices achieved for rams, fillies, and a stallion.

Published
2023

133. Bloem Show Miniature Horse Production Sale.

Subjects
*MINIATURE horses, LIVESTOCK sales & prices, LIVESTOCK auctions
Abstract

The article focuses on the Bloem Show Miniature Horse Production Sale in Bloemfontein, where the highest price of the day was paid for Magrietjie Miniature Horses (MMC) At Senor Hotspots, sold by Gawie and Willem Naudé to Johan Enslin.

Published
2023

134. Highveld SA Mutton Merino Club Sale.

Subjects
*RAMS, LIVESTOCK sales & prices, LIVESTOCK auctions
Abstract

The article focuses on the Highveld SA Mutton Merino Club Sale in Standerton, where a ram achieved the highest price of the day and was sold to Opperman Boerdery.

Published
2023

135. CATTLE REPORT.

Subjects
CATTLE, LIVESTOCK auctions
Published
2022

136. AUCTION CALENDAR.

Subjects
AUCTIONS, CALENDAR, LIVESTOCK auctions, PONIES
Published
2023

138. COLEMAN ANGUS.

Author

Thomas, Heather Smith

Subjects
CATTLE fertility, LIVESTOCK breeding, LIVESTOCK auctions
Published
2023

139. Livestock.

Subjects
LIVESTOCK, LIVESTOCK auctions, NEWCASTLE disease vaccines, MEAT markets, LIVESTOCK development
Abstract

B Ethiopia: b The Ethiopian Agriculture Authority disclosed on December 19th that the country had earned US$41.8m from the export of 5,900 tons of meat since the start of the fiscal year beginning July 7th. Ethiopia has the largest population of livestock in Africa, estimated at around 70.2m cattle, 42.9m sheep, 52m goats and 8m camels. Export abattoir inspection and certification director at the Authority, Dr. Ayalew Shumete, told the I Ethiopian News Agency i that B Dubai b , B Saudi Arabia b , and B Kuwait b were the main meat export markets, and that efforts were being made to obtain meat markets in B China b , B Indonesia b , and European countries. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023
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140. Senate bill expands local meat processing.

Author

Fatka, Jacqui

Subjects
LEGISLATIVE bills, MEAT, LIVESTOCK auctions
Abstract

Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, a member of the Senate Agriculture Committee, is leading an effort to reduce regulatory red tape to enable livestock auction market owners to invest in small meat packing operations with the introduction of the Expanding Local Meat Processing Act. "Allowing livestock auction owners to invest in local and regional meat packers will expedite the safe processing of meat, increase competition within the industry, and, ultimately, lower meat costs for consumers." Related: Livestock auction investments allowed under A-PLUS bill "It should be a no-brainer to cut bureaucratic red tape, eliminate outdated regulations that are hindering the livestock industry, and increase processing capacity", says Ernst. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2022

141. Pigs and Cows Need Better Shipping Conditions, EU Watchdog Says.

Author

Quinn, Áine

Subjects
SWINE, COWS, SWINE breeding, LIVING conditions, SWINE farms, LIVESTOCK auctions, CATTLE, WILD animal trade
Abstract

The European Union's food watchdog called for better shipping conditions for live animals such as cattle and pigs as pressure mounts to ban controversial cross-border trade. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2022

142. LIVESTOCK, AUCTIONS & AG EVENTS.

Subjects
LIVESTOCK, AUCTIONS, LIVESTOCK auctions
Abstract

Female saleYukon, OKOctober 15Annual Hereford Event saleYukon, OKOctober 21 Fink Beef Genetics Angus and Charolais Bull and Female SaleRandolph, KSOctober 26-2844th Triangle Fall Horse SaleOklahoma City, OKEvery TuesdayBeaver County StockyardBeaver, OKEvery Tuesday & ThursdayWoordward LivestockWoodward, OKEvery Monday & ThursdayFarmers & Ranchers Livestock Cattle SaleSalina, KSEvery WednesdayOakley Livestock CommissionOakley, KSEvery FridaySyracuse Commission Company SSyracuse, KSSecond Saturday of MonthCentral Livestock Auction Horse/Tack SaleS. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

143. LIVESTOCK & AG CALENDAR.

Subjects
LIVESTOCK, ANIMAL science, CALENDAR, LIVESTOCK auctions
Abstract

HT

June 20Beaver County StockyardBeaver, OK
June 18-21Junior National Mini Hereford ShowSalina, KS
June 21-24K-State Animal Science Leadership AcademyManhattan, KS
July 1-8National Junior Angus ShowGrand Island, NE
July 2-7AIJCA Junior NationalSt Paul, MN
July 7-13AJSA National ClassicDes Moines, IA
July 8-14Junior National Hereford ExpoMadison, WI
July 11Cattle UManhattan, KS
June 816th Annual "Customer Appreciation" Special Stocker & Feeder SaleOgallala, NE
August 3OSU Women in Ag ConferenceEdmond, OK
August 9Sorghum U-Wheat UWichita, KS
August 18-19Express Ranches Big EventYukon, OK
October 2Express Ranches Annual Fall Bull SaleYukon, OK
October 26-2844th Triangle Fall Horse SaleOklahoma City, OK
Every Monday & ThursdayFarmers & Ranchers Livestock Cattle SaleSalina, KS
Every WednesdayOakley Livestock CommissionOakley, KS
Every FridaySyracuse Commission CompanySyracuse, KS
Second Saturday of MonthCentral Livestock Auction horse/tack saleSouth Hutchinson, KS
ht. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

144. LIVESTOCK & AG CALENDAR.

Subjects
LIVESTOCK, CALENDAR, ANIMAL science, LIVESTOCK auctions
Abstract

This comes at NO cost to you and we attend most of the sales advertised in HPJ. HT

June 6, 2023Beaver County StockyardBeaver, OK
June 18-21, 2023Junior National Mini Hereford ShowSalina, KS
June 21-24, 2023K-State Animal Science Leadership AcademyManhattan, KS
July 1-8, 2023National Junior Angus ShowGrand Island, NE
July 2-7, 2023AIJCA Junior NationalSt Paul, MN
July 7-13, 2023AJSA National ClassicDes Moines, IA
July 8-14, 2023Junior National Hereford ExpoMadison, WI
July 11, 2023Cattle UManhattan, KS
June 8th16th Annual "Customer Appreciation" Special Stocker & Feeder SaleOgallala, NE
August 3, 2023OSU Women in Ag ConferenceEdmond, OK
August 9, 2023Sorghum U-Wheat UWichita, KS
October 26-28, 202344th Triangle Fall Horse SaleOklahoma City, OK
Every Monday & ThursdayFarmers & Ranchers Livestock Cattle SaleSalina, KS
Every WednesdayOakley Livestock CommissionOakley, KS
Every FridaySyracuse Commission CompanySyracuse, KS
Second Saturday of MonthCentral Livestock Auction horse/tack saleSouth Hutchinson, KS
ht If you would like to make a purchase and can't make the sale because you don't have the time to sit and watch your computer or TV all day, or hate trying to talk and bid over the phone, let us assist you. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

145. LIVESTOCK & AG CALENDAR.

Subjects
LIVESTOCK, ANIMAL science, CALENDAR, WINTER wheat, LIVESTOCK auctions
Published
2023

146. Senegal Monitors Cattle After Man Dies From Tick-Borne Illness.

Author

Hoije, Katarina

Subjects
TICK-borne diseases, CATTLE, VETERINARY services, HEMORRHAGIC fever, LIVESTOCK auctions
Abstract

The man was diagnosed with Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever on April 21 after developing symptoms, Senegal's health ministry said in a statement. (Bloomberg) -- Senegalese authorities are monitoring 87 people and assessing livestock in the Dakar region, where a 35-year-old man died from an illness typically spread by tick bites or contact with infected animals. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

147. LIVESTOCK AUCTION CALENDAR.

Subjects
LIVESTOCK auctions, CALENDAR, PURCHASING
Abstract

We have many years of livestock experience backed by the integrity and selection know-how sought after by today's breeding programs. If you would like to make a purchase and can't make the sale because you don't have the time to sit and watch your computer or TV all day, or hate trying to talk and bid over the phone, let us assist you. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

148. Woodward’s salebarn legacy remains entrenched.

Author

BERGMEIER, DAVE

Subjects
BUSINESS enterprises, COMMUNITIES, FAMILY-owned business enterprises, LIVESTOCK auctions, ANIMAL industry
Abstract

That was important to Jerry because when he bought the salebarn his initial goal was to restore and keep its reputation as a place where sellers and buyers would be treated right and the operation itself would be very solid in the community and region. Over the past 23 years Jerry had seen many changes in how cattle are marketed and he has been proud of how Woodward continues the tradition of providing a marketplace for sellers and buyers. Sellers and buyers are quick to notice quickly any faults in the process and Jerry said it was not right to put his children into that predicament. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

149. Woodward Livestock Auction under new ownership.

Author

NINE, JERRY

Subjects
LIVESTOCK auctions, BOTTLE feeding
Abstract

I wanted to tell all my customers and friends that I have sold the Woodward Livestock Auction to Ben Hale and his family. Bernie's dad was a hard worker and taught his kids and grandkids how to work and show respect. Right now, Bernie is in heaven with his dad and mom and I would bet my dad is walking along the side of them telling Bernie how great it is there. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

150. Backward glances, final part: memories of Shetland in the 50s and 60s.

Author

Manson, Frank

Subjects
AURORAS, AUTUMN, HARVEST festivals, LIVESTOCK auctions, DANCE
Abstract

The article highlights the Hairst Blinks a Shetland dialect term to describe the Northern Lights in the autumn sky. It discusses the Hillswick livestock auction, along with information on the social life of the people during the harvest festival, Hairst. It mentions the dance as a form of entertainment for the Scottish people.

Published
2019

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