DVAuction | Event: Quandt Brothers Cattle Company - Powered By Design

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Quandt Brothers Cattle Company - Powered By Design Simmental Bull Sale

Live Event Started: 2/16/21 1:00 PM (CST)

Seller Contact Information

Jason Quandt
11020 93rd St SE
Oakes , ND 58474
(701) 710-0080
Website
jason@quandtbrothers.com

Auction Location

Jason Quandt
Quandt Brothers Farm
11020 93rd St SE
Oakes , ND 58474
(701) 710-0080

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NATIONAL CATTLE TRACKER: The largest steer and heifer string sold on Monday was 192 steers (892#) from Worthing, South Dakota at $145.00. The second largest string was 130 heifers (837#) from Joplin, Missouri at $132.60 (VIEW REPORT)

NATIONAL CALF TRACKER: The largest calf string sold on Monday was 85 steers (454#) from Russell, Iowa at $208.50. The average price paid on Monday for the top 10 calf strings was $167.35 (VIEW REPORT)

JOPLIN REGIONAL: The largest string sold on Monday at Joplin Regional Stockyards was 130 heifers (837#) at $132.60. The second largest string was 87 steers (637#) at $186.00 (VIEW REPORT)

JOPLIN REGIONAL: The largest CALF string sold at Joplin on Monday was 30 heifers (480#) at $135.00. The average price paid at Joplin on Monday for the top 10 calf strings was $152.10, compared to $158.70 last week (VIEW REPORT)

JOPLIN REGIONAL: The largest STEER string (700-899#) sold on Monday at Joplin was 65 steers (813#) at $152.25. The average price paid on Monday for the top 10 steer strings at Joplin was $146.04, compared to $149.45 last reported (VIEW REPORT)

Central Oregon Livestock Auction (Madras, OR) reports 74 Steers (392 lbs) @ $183.00 (09/20 5:49 PM CDT)

PASTURE CONDITIONS: 24% of the pasture in the United States is rated as good or excellent, compared to 25% last week and 27% last year (VIEW REPORT)

Ranking Of States With The Worst Pasture Conditions: Montana and Washington have the worst pasture condition in the United States followed by Oregon and North Dakota (VIEW REPORT)

SOYBEAN PROGRESS: 58% of the soybeans in the U.S. had dropped leaves by September 19th, compared to 38% last week and 56% last year (VIEW REPORT)

CROP PROGRESS CHANNEL: Pasture conditions drop 1%; Corn harvest at 10% (CHANNEL 806)

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