Patton Junction Livestock Auction JULY 6, 2020 • Patton, Mo.


Receipts: 223 Ago: 300


Week Last Year: 410 Not enought feeders in the


offering for a trend comparison. Slaughter cows and bulls sold $3.00 higher; Demand not es- tablish, supply very light. Sup-


FEEDER STEERS: Medium


ply included: 87 percent Feeder Cattle (22 percent Steers, 40 percent Heifers, 37 percent Bulls); 13 percent Slaughter Cattle (88 percent Cows, 12 percent Bulls). Feeder cattle supply over 600 lbs was 15 per- cent.


Farmington Regional Stockyards JULY 8, 2020 •


Farmington, Mo.


Receipts: 421; Last Week: 482; Year Ago: 1,262 Compared to last week,


steers and heifers on a light test sold $3.00-5.00 lower with lower quality in the offering. Slaughter cows and bulls sold $1.00 to $2.00 higher; Demand lower and supply light. Supply included: 90 percent Feeder Cattle (46 percent Steers, 45 percent Heifers, 9 percent Bulls); 5 percent Slaughter Cat- tle (77 percent Cows, 23 per- cent Bulls);


5 percent


Replacement Cattle (85 percent Bred Cows, 15 percent Cow- Calf Pairs). Feeder cattle supply over 600 lbs was 35 percent. FEEDER STEERS: Medium and Large 1: 341 $147.00-


and Large 1: 250 $167.00; 336 $150.00-165.00; 385 $149.00; 543 $143.00; 635 $125.00- 126.00; 675 $121.00-125.00. FEEDER HEIFERS:Medium


and Large 1: 325 $139.00; 420 $133.00-138.50; 454 $127.00- 130.00; 525 $122.00-129.00;


570 $120.00-129.00; 658 $121.00. FEEDER BULLS: Medium


and Large 1: 408 $139.00- 155.00; 462 $130.00-145.00; 528 $122.00-137.00; 572 $121.00-131.00; 610 $113.00-


118.00; 735 $105.00-109.00; 756 $108.00-115.00. SLAUGHTER


Breaking 75-80 Percent Lean, $46.25-49, High Dressing $64.00-70.00; Boning 80-85 Percent Lean, $53.00-63.00,


SEMO Livestock Sales LLC


JULY 7, 2020 • Fruitland, Mo.


160.00; 380 $150.00-155.00; 428 $156.00-158.00; 483 $140.00-150.00; 524 $142.00- 156.50; 583 $134.00-150.00; 631 $130.50-146.00; 665 $128.50-141.00; 721 $120.00- 137.00; 760 $130.00. FEEDER HEIFERS: Medium


and Large 1: 379 $135.00- 148.50; 426 $136.00-147.00; 476 $138.00-140.00; 526 $122.50-131.00; 570 $122.00- 132.50; 622 $118.00-126.00; 677 $114.00-124.75; 720 $115.00. FEEDER BULLS: Medium


and Large 1: 377 $140.00- 160.00; 403 $140.00-142.50; 472 $130.00; 670 $119.00; 755 $107.00. SLAUGHTER COWS: Break-


ing 75-80 Percent Lean, High Dressing $65.00-69.00; Boning


80-85 Percent Lean, $54.00- 64.00, High Dressing $65.00- 73.50; Lean 85-90 Percent Lean, $48.00-51.00, High Dressing $56.00, Low Dressing $30.00. SLAUGHTER BULLS: Yield


Grade 1-2: $89.00-89.50, High Dressing $91.00-98.50. REPLACEMENT COWS:


BRED COWS - Medium and Large 2: 1490 $910.00; 1327 $625.00-1185.00; $750.00-1000.00;


1357 1163


$540.00-985.00; 1128 $650.00- 685.00. COW-CALF PAIRS: Medium


and Large 2 w/ <150 lbs calf 1200 $900.00. Medium and Large 2 w/ 150-300 lbs calf 1350 $1075.00. Medium 2 w/ <150 lbs calf 900 $685.00. ∆


UK To Host Virtual Corn And Soybean Field Day


T LEXINGTON, KY. and Environment


he University of Ken- tucky College of Agriculture, Food is


hosting a virtual Corn and Soybean Field Day to help producers get the research-based informa- tion and continuing edu- cation they need in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. “These virtual


field


days help us fulfill our commitment of getting applied research and principles into the hands of growers and crop con- sultants,” said Chad Lee, director of the UK Grain and Forage Center of Ex- cellence. The two-day event will


occur July 21 and July 28. It will go from 8 a.m.


During the virtual field day, UK specialists will share the latest research-based information to help grain producers effectively manage their crops. Photo by Matt Barton


until 10 a.m. CDT (9 a.m. to 11 a.m. EDT) both days. Lee and Car- rie Knott, UK grain crops specialist, will moderate the event. The first day will fea-


ture topics related to crop and soil manage- ment, while the second day is devoted to inte- grated pest management. July 21 topics include delayed planting impacts and tools for producers, understanding and ad- dressing spatial variabil- ity in corn yield, and soil sampling for precision nutrient management. Topics on July 28 in- clude managing soybean cyst nematode popula- tions, weed control in 2020 and pre-harvest chores that help with


post-harvest manage- ment. Preregistration is re-


quired for both days, and individuals need to regis- ter for each day sepa- rately. Register online at https://bit.ly/3dQlSIf by July 20 for the July 21 session. Register at https://bit.ly/3gmtnZ7 by July 27 for the July 28 portion of the field day. Attendees can receive continuing


education


units for Certified Crop Advisers and pesticide applicators. The field day presenta-


tions will be recorded, so individuals who cannot attend the live events can view the videos later. They will also have the


CONTINUED ON PAGE 17 Receipts were strong today


even with the heat and humid- ity. The market overall com- paring to last week was lower but so was quality and condi- tion of some of the offering. On the other Side the Precondi- tioned Vac program cattle were stronger with 600lbs Steers $7 Higher 7 Hfrs ave 439lbs @


$138.00cwt 11 Hfrs ave 542lbs @


$139.00cwt 9 Hfrs ave 514lbs @


$140.00cwt 4 Strs ave 396lbs @


$170.00cwt 10 Strs ave 639lbs @


$151.50cwt 2 Strs ave 800lbs @


$129.50cwt FEEDER STEERS: 200-299


lbs $152-159; 300-399 lbs $155-170; 400-499 lbs $145- 158; 500-599 lbs $141-156; 600-699 lbs $138-151.50; 700- 799 lbs $130-133; 800-999 lbs $123-129.50. FEEDER HEIFERS: 200-


299 lbs $140-145; 300-399 lbs $138-145; 400-499 lbs $130- 138; 500-599 lbs $125-140; 600-699 lbs $120-125.25; 700- 799 lbs $97-110; 800-999 lbs $93-100.


Eastern Missouri Livestock Auction JULY 9, 2020 •


Bowling Green, Mo.


Receipts: 748; Last Week: 1,251; Year Ago: 1,119 Compared to last Tuesday,


feeder steers under 650 lbs $2.00-3.00 lower, over 650 lbs steady. Feeder heifers under 550 lbs $2.00-4.00 lower, over 550 lbs steady to $4.00 higher. Slaughter cows steady to $1.00 lower Supply included: 94 percent Feeder Cattle (51 percent Steers, 40 percent Heifers, 9 percent Bulls); 4 per- cent Slaughter Cattle (88 per- cent Cows, 12 percent Bulls); 2 percent Replacement Cattle


(100 percent Bred Cows). Feeder cattle supply over 600 lbs was 40 percent. FEEDER STEERS: Medium


and Large 1: 482 $149.00- 156.00; 523 $144.00-151.00; 579 $140.00-150.00; 619 $140.00-149.00; 683 $137.00- 145.00; 715 $135.00; 769 $125.00-135.00; 828 $125.00. FEEDER HEIFERS: Medium


and Large 1: 443 $134.00; 522 $125.00-132.50; 556 $128.00- 136.00; 621 $126.00-133.00; 673 $123.50-124.50; 707 $120.50. FEEDER BULLS: Medium and Large 1-2: 388 $140.00-


SLAUGHTER COWS: Bon-


ing 80-85 Percent Lean, $55- 61; Lean 85-90 Percent Lean, $45-50, High Dressing $50-57; Low Dressing $25-35. BABY CALVES: Dairy (hol)


$60. SLAUGHTER BULLS: High


Yield $92-93.50; Low Yielding $75-82.


COWS SOLD: 60 BULLS SOLD: 6


Not enough take home cows


to test the market. We will be having a breeding Stock cow sale Friday August 7th at 7:00 pm.


∆


143.00; 517 $120.50-129.50; 578 $122.00-131.50; 621 $115.50-118.50; 654 $111.00- 118.50. SLAUGHTER


COWS:


High Dressing, $63.50-69.50; Lean, 85-90 Percent Lean, $40.00-48.00, High Dressing $54.00-55.00. SLAUGHTER BULLS: Yield


Grade 1-2: $86.00-94.00, High Dressing $97.00-97.50.


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COWS:


Breaking 70-80 Percent Lean, $62.50; Boning 80-85 Percent Lean, $61.00-65.00, Low Dressing $60.00; Lean 85-90 Percent Lean, $52.00-60.00, Low Dressing $45.00-49.00. SLAUGHTER BULLS: Yield


Grade 1-2: $92.00-95.00, High Dressing $102.50. REPLACEMENT CATTLE:


BRED COWS - Medium and Large 1-2: 1184 $820.00- 1000.00.


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