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[00:00:32] Speaker A: John Fox shares his experience with the demand for his Galvi influenced cattle.
[00:00:38] Speaker C: We've got a reputation whenever we sell our cattle we've got some buyers that want to know when we're going to sell.
That's another positive, you know. Well, we're going in the right direction. Even in the times whenever, whenever there was so many cattle moving, you know, the cow numbers were higher.
We still had that demand for our cattle. They have been performing, you know, outside of our realm. And so that's another feather in our head, I guess you could say.
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[email protected] it has become virtually impossible to keep up with all of the different barns and the feeder cattle prices. The records that are being broken across the country week in and week out, higher highs. Sale barn records are getting broke every single week. So let's just try to break this down on weight class. Here's what I did is I went through the highest four weight steer prices by state. We're going to start with just four weights. Got to have 10 head minimum. And a big thank you to National Beef Wire for putting this out for us. In number ten spot is Minnesota with five weight steers bring in five bucks. South Dakota at 510 again four weight steers in a minimum of ten head. Then is Nevada at 512. Arizona at 512. Iowa coming in at 525.
Oklahoma coming in at 525. Missouri at 548. Kansas at 555 and Oregon at 555. Then is Montana at 561. Again a ten head minimum for four weight steers. Prices kind of across the state. And so far the number one four weight steers have been sold in Nebraska for 571. So think about this, that's almost $2,300 for a four weight steer. Coming up this weekend on the Ranch it Up radio show we talk pre weaning vaccination protocols and how to get rebates on those VACC vaccines you're using for pre weaning vaccination protocols. Be sure to tune in this weekend. And that is your ranch it up. Heard it here. Weekly recap.
