Typically results are published or reported based on hundred weight. This means how much did the cow sell for based on a hundred pounds. So if a calf sells for $123 that means for every hundred pounds the calf brings $123. A 500 pound calf would sell for $615 at this rate. You can easily convert this by treating it as $1.23 per pound. The futures market were cattle are traded and the price is set is reported per pound. I don't know why sale barns report on hundred weight unless it has to do with selling to packing houses. Typically the name of the person or business selling the animal will be listed along with a brief description. Sometimes the weight is also reported. Typical categories are steers, heifers, cull cows, and canner bulls.
Wayned owned a cattle ranch in Arizona and every spring a cattle auction was held.
An auction type market that sells cattle.
At another cattle farm or ranch, or at a livestock auction mart.
A salebarn, auction mart, livestock auction, etc.
There are two types of cattle--dairy and beef cattle. Beef cattle are raised solely for meat purposes, while dairy cattle are raised for their milk. The Holstein cow belongs in the dairy category.
Cattle and livestock auctions are held in several places in Wyoming. Torrington Livestock Market in Torrington, Wyoming, claims to be Wyoming's largest livestock market. Other livestock auctions in Wyoming include: Buffalo Livestock Auction, Buffalo Wyoming Riverton Livestock Auction, Riverton, Wyoming Sheridan Livestock Auction, Sheridan, Wyoming Worland Livestock Auction, Worland, Wyoming
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Prior to the 1970s, farmer feeders would send their "fat" cattle to an auction or terminal market, and packers would have representatives there to buy them.
Browsing auction results.
I had never heard that he ever sold burgers. Later in his life he owned a cattle ranch (I think in Arizona) where they had a cattle auction every year.
Because often places like these were the closest points to sell and ship their cattle. They didn't have auction marts or sale-barns nor big cattle-liners back then.
The price of Black Angus cattle can vary widely based on factors such as age, weight, and market demand. On average, beef cattle like Black Angus can range from $1,200 to $3,000 per head, but prices may fluctuate due to regional market conditions and the quality of the cattle. Additionally, breeding stock may command higher prices, particularly if they come from reputable bloodlines. For the most current pricing, it's best to consult local livestock markets or auction results.