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Survey Participation CONTINUED FROM PAGE 9


almost one-quarter of the Arkansas forests. The National Forest makes up nearly 14 percent of the state's forestland. When it comes to forestry products and timber pro- duction, Arkansas is na- tionally ranked as No. 6 in forestry products val- ued at over $6.5 billion. Certification


pro-


grams Forest certification is a


globally implemented,


voluntary program to en- sure that forest products originate from land man- aged with a goal of sus- tainability.


Certified


forests not only produce timber, but also sustain the ecological, economic, recreational, and social value of a forest. Each certification pro-


gram has its methods and definitions of best forest management prac-


Farmington Regional Stockyards


NOVEMBER 11, 2020 • Farmington, Mo.


Receipts: 1809; Last Week: 757; Year Ago: 1027 Compared to last week,


steers and heifers sold $1.00- 9.00 higher. Slaughter cows and bulls sold $1.00-2.00 higher; Demand good and sup- ply heavy. Supply included: 91 percent Feeder Cattle (54 per- cent Steers, 36 percent Heifers, 10 percent Bulls); 7 percent Slaughter Cattle (80 percent Cows, 20 percent Bulls); 1 percent Replacement Cattle (59 percent Bred Cows, 41 percent Cow-Calf Pairs). Feeder cattle supply over 600 lbs was 38 percent. FEEDER STEERS: Medium


and Large 1: 272 $162.00- 187.00; 323 $177.50-185.00; 390 $166.00-167.00; 423 $155.00-160.00; 475 $150.00-


169.00; 458 $174.00; 523 $149.00-167.00; 569 $140.00- 160.00; 624 $131.00-148.50; 684 $126.50-145.00; 682 $131.00-132.50; 730 $127.50- 136.00; 770 $127.00-136.00; 815 $120.00-132.00; 901 $112.50. FEEDER HEIFERS: Medium


and Large 1: 380 $122.50- 139.00; 434 $117.50-135.00; 479 $127.50-141.00; 519 $127.00-144.50; 574 $120.00- 140.00; 578 $113.00; 621 $115.00-133.00; 612 $119.50; 667 $118.00-129.00; 670 $117.00; 706 $114.50-120.00; 810 $125.50. FEEDER BULLS: Medium


and Large 1: 374 $140.00- 159.00; 410 $140.00-147.00; 479 $130.00-150.00; 512 $115.00-128.00; 574 $124.00- 141.00; 628 $116.00-123.00; 676 $107.00-113.00; 713


$90.00-113.00; 785 $96.50- 107.00. SLAUGHTER


COWS:


Breaking 75-80 Percent Lean $48.00-52.00, High Dressing $52.00-67.00; Boning 80-85 Percent Lean, $41.00-50.00, High Dressing $49.00-62.00, Low Dressing $24.00-40.00; Lean 85-90 Percent Lean, $30.00-43.00, High Dressing $44.00-49.00, Low Dressing $23.00-30.00. SLAUGHTER BULLS: Yield


Grade 1-2: $66.00-75.00, High Dressing $75.50-86.00, Low Dressing $54.00-64.00. REPLACEMENT COWS:


BRED COWS - Medium and Large 2: 1575 $935.00; 1263 $525.00-750.00;


1480


$825.00; 1005 $635.00. COW-CALF PAIRS: Medium


and Large 2 w/ <150 lbs calf 1275 $800.00. Medium and


Large 2 w/ 150-300 lbs calf 1220 $1200.00-1325.00; 1102 $700.00-860.00.





11/11/20 Cattle Sale Market Report


Green across the cattle fu-


tures board early this week brought a lot of front end pre- conditioned calves to the mar- ket yesterday, which resulted in a great payoff for our con- signors. Calves were several dollars


higher this week, especially in the heavier weight classes over 550lbs. However, lightweight cattle were not left out as they saw premiums as well, espe- cially on the lighter steers and bulls. Our load out crew was busy


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all day as calves were in high demand and trucks continued to hit the chute. The value has always been there, it just took some rain out west and a green futures board to shake it loose. THANK YOU to our consignors for trusting us to sell your calves, to our buyers for work- ing tirelessly to fill their orders, and to our employees who worked diligently to make for a great sale. We feel blessed to have had


such a good run yesterday after our Special Cow Sale this past Saturday. Doc worked a barn record of 797 cows, with a total head count of 955hd. Bred stock sold exceptionally well at this sale – call us to consign for print/radio advertising for the December sale. **Next Special Pre-Vac sale


and Customer Appreciation Day is December 2nd** **Next Special Cow Sale is


Saturday, December 5th at 1pm** Thanks,


Storm Birk,


Owner/Office Manager, Farm- ington Regional Stockyards, (573)846-8446


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Patton Junction Livestock Auction


NOVEMBER 9, 2020 • Patton, Mo.


Receipts: 635 Ago: 348


Week Last Year: 683 Compared to last week,


steers and heifers sold $4.00- 12.00 higher. Slaughter cows and bulls sold steady to $1.00 higher; Demand good and sup- ply moderate. Supply included: 81 percent Feeder Cattle (28 percent Steers, 43 percent Heifers, 29 percent Bulls); 16 percent Slaughter Cattle (91 percent Cows, 9 percent Bulls); 3 percent Replacement Cattle (95 percent Bred Cows, 5 per- cent Cow-Calf Pairs). Feeder cattle supply over 600 lbs was 23 percent. FEEDER STEERS: Medium


and Large 1: 269 $160.00- 184.00; 320 $157.00; 354 $167.00-180.00; 439 $151.00; 492 $140.00-149.00; 515 $134.00-155.00; 578 $125.00- 135.50; 613 $120.00-137.00; 679 $125.00-136.00; 730 $126.00; 995 $104.00. FEEDER HEIFERS:Medium


and Large 1: 315 $137.00- 145.00; 376 $132.00-139.00; 432 $125.00-136.00; 475 $125.00-137.50; 525 $125.00-


133.00; 570 $120.00-128.00; 629 $118.00-123.50; 719 $108.00-119.00; 815 $108.00. FEEDER BULLS: Medium


and Large 1: 330 $143.00- 154.00; 374 $153.00-155.00; 420 $131.00-161.00; 498 $138.00; 512 $125.00-142.00; 572 $119.00-135.00; 626 $120.00-124.00; 663 $115.00- 121.00; 726 $105.00-117.00. SLAUGHTER


COWS:


Breaking 75-80 Percent Lean, $46.00, High Dressing $50.00- 60.50; Boning 80-85 Percent Lean, $39.00-48.50, High Dressing, $48.00-55.00; Lean, 85-90 Percent Lean, $34.00- 45.00, High Dressing $45.00- 49.00, Low Dressing $30.00. SLAUGHTER BULLS: Yield


Grade 1-2: $67.00-75.00, Low Dressing $56.50-61.00. REPLACEMENT COWS:


BRED COWS - Medium and Large 2: 1220 $700.00; 1210 $635.00-1000.00;


1096


$550.00-1150.00. Medium 2: 720 $500.00; 793 $535.00- 800.00; 900 $585.00.


COW-CALF PAIRS:Medium


2 w/ <150 lbs calf 820 $660.00. ∆


Eastern Missouri Livestock Auction


NOVEMBER 13, 2020 • Bowling Green, Mo.


Receipts: 4266; Last Week: 1171; Year Ago: 2266 Compared to last week,


steers and heifers steady to $5.00 higher, spots $8.00 higher on comparable sales. Slaughter cows steady to firm. Supply included: 93 percent Feeder Cattle (57 percent Steers, 41 percent Heifers, 3 percent Bulls); 6 percent Slaughter Cattle (84 percent Cows, 16 percent Bulls); 0 per- cent Replacement Cattle (83 percent Bred Cows, 17 percent Cow-Calf Pairs). Feeder cattle supply over 600 lbs was 55 percent. FEEDER STEERS: Medium


and Large 1: 353 $183.00; 423 $168.00-176.00; 481 $161.00- 167.00; 527 $151.00-165.00; 576 $147.00-157.00; 628


$139.00-150.00; 680 $136.50- 145.00; 719 $135.25-151.00; 710 $136.00; 768 $136.50- 144.50; 807 $133.00-144.00; 873 $129.50-133.50; 915 $130.25-130.75. FEEDER HEIFERS: Medium


and Large 1: 471 $142.00- 154.50; 519 $138.00-145.00; 570 $137.00-148.50; 616 $130.50-144.50; 610 $123.00; 685 $130.00-142.00; 660 $154.50; 730 $125.50-137.60; 768 $130.50; 809 $123.00- 126.00; 878 $120.00. FEEDER BULLS: Medium


and Large 1: 434 $152.00- 160.00; 479 $146.00-156.00; 525 $132.00-139.00; 577 $123.00-137.00; 619 $120.00- 132.50; 674 $115.00-119.50; 782 $104.00-106.00; 863 $102.00. SLAUGHTER


COWS:


Breaking 70-80 Percent Lean, $48.50-55.00, High Dressing $52.50-57.00, Low Dressing $42.00-48.00; Boning 80-85 Percent Lean, $47.50-53.50, High Dressing $54.00-55.50, Low Dressing $40.00-46.00; Lean 85-90 Percent Lean, $40.00-51.00, High Dressing $49.00-52.00, Low Dressing $32.00-40.00, Very Low Dress- ing $20.00-30.00. SLAUGHTER BULLS: Yield


Grade 1-2: $73.00-85.00, High Dressing $85.50-87.50, Low Dressing $60.00-73.00. REPLACEMENT CATTLE:


BRED COWS - Medium and Large 1-2: 1236 $825.00- 1060.00. Medium and Large 2: 1048 $650.00-760.00.


COW-CALF PAIRS:Medium


and Large 1-2 w/ 150-300 lbs calf 1283 $860.00-920.00. ∆


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