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Mid-Atlantic Livestock Video/Internet Auction

North Carolina · Richfield · Tue, Jan 5
● As filed579 headUSDA AMS · slug 3161

The sale in one line

Forward delivery · estimated weights
11 lots covering 579 head for Current delivery. Weights are USDA’s estimates — these cattle had not been weighed when they sold.

Reporter comment USDA

As filed

Consignments are from BQA certified producers or vaccinated according to BQA guidelines; most cattle belong to a vaccination program. All cattle are weaned at least 60 days. All are carrying moderate flesh. Cattle are located in Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina. Most lots Natural and/or GAP Certified (Value Added), some also NHTC verified. Head totals are based on load lot estimate of 49,500 pounds.

Current delivery

11 lots · 579 head
ClassGradeWeightEst. wtPriceRangeHead
HeifersMedium and Large 1-2Guaranteed Open750–800765122.75/cwt122.7568
HeifersMedium 1-2None800–850800122.75/cwt122.7561
HeifersMedium 1-2Value Added750–800775130.00/cwt130.0063
HeifersMedium 1-2Split Loads650–700650120.50/cwt120.5025
HeifersMedium 1-2Split Loads700–750710135.00/cwt135.0034
SteersMedium 1-2Value Added800–850825138.00/cwt138.0060
SteersMedium 1-2Value Added850–900850136.00/cwt136.0061
SteersMedium 1-2Value Added750–800765136.00/cwt136.0064
SteersMedium and Large 1-2Value Added800–850800136.50/cwt136.5061
SteersMedium 1-2Split Loads750–800760141.00/cwt141.0032
SteersMedium 1-2Split Loads650–700650130.50/cwt130.5050

Where the buyers were

As USDA grouped them
RegionStates
SoutheastAL, AR, FL, GA, KY, LA, MS, NC, SC, TN, VA, WV
Source: USDA AMS · Raleigh, NC. Prices are as filed, F.O.B. at origin, with the buyer taking freight — they are not comparable to a spot ring price and never enter a barn average. Weights are USDA’s estimates — these cattle had not been weighed when they sold. Delivery months differ between lots; a price for one month is not a price for another. Head is summed from the lots as reported.