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Mid-Atlantic Livestock Video/Internet Auction

North Carolina · Richfield · Tue, Jan 17
● As filed855 headUSDA AMS · slug 3161

The sale in one line

Forward delivery · estimated weights
10 lots covering 855 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 known vaccination

program. Cattle are weaned at least 45 days and are carrying moderate flesh with some moderate to light. Cattle are located in North

Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia. Majority of the lots were natural and/or GAP Certified (Value Added) with many also NHTC verified; all

heifers are guaranteed open. Current delivery are cattle that will deliver 14 days from sale date. Head totals are based on load lot estimate of

49,500 pounds. The next sale is February 07, 2023.

Current delivery

10 lots · 855 head
ClassGradeWeightEst. wtPriceRangeHead
HeifersMedium 1None650–700660175.00/cwt175.0029
HeifersMedium 1None550–600550165.00/cwt165.0049
HeifersMedium 1None800–850840176.25/cwt176.2559
HeifersMedium 1None600–650600170.00/cwt170.0088
HeifersMedium 1None750–800754160.92/cwt158.50–162.25236
SteersMedium 1None950–1000950163.75/cwt163.7551
SteersMedium 1None900–950900174.25/cwt174.2557
SteersMedium 1None750–800750179.75/cwt179.7565
SteersMedium 1None650–700658183.29/cwt183.00–183.50107
SteersMedium 1None850–900860174.24/cwt173.50–175.00114

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.