Virginia Feeder Sales Richmond, VA Tue Nov 3, 1998 USDA-VA Dept of Ag Market News Summary of Livestock Auctions by Areas; Northern Virginia Livestock Sum mary Including Front Royal, Rockingham, Shenandoah, Staunton Union And Winchester Virginia For The Week of October 26-31, 1998 Feeder Cattle 3565 Head Steers Med&Lge 1 Small 1 Med&Lge 2 200-300 68.00 - 77.00 60.00 - 68.00 300400 68.00 - 84.50 65.00 - 73.00 68.00 - 76.00 400-500 70.00 - 84.00 57.00 - 73.00 60.00 • 77.00 500-600 66.00 - 81.00 62.00 - 72.00 59.50 - 75.00 600-700 61.50 - 72.00 60.00 - 67.00 54.00 - 69.00 700-800 59.00 - 70.00 57.00 - 65.00 55.00 - 63.00 800-900 60.00 - 67.50 60.50 900-1000 58.00 - 63.00 1000-1100 57.00 - 60.00 Holstein Steer Med&Lge 2 300-500 50.00 - 53J0 500-700 53.00 - 61.00 Hdfere Med&Lge 1 Small 1 Med&Lge 2 300-400 63.00 - 7450 50.00 - 61.00 33.00 - 6350 400-500 61.00 - 69.75 55.00 - 57.00 55.00 - 64.00 500-600 57.00 - 6350 48.00 • 53.00 54.00 - 59.00 600-700 37.00 - 595 0 545 0 48.00 - 55.00 700-800 5350 - 59.75 800-900 48.00 - 5750 Bulls Med&Lge 1 Small 1 Med&Lge 2 200-300 74.00 - 85.00 57.00 - 64.00 69.00 - 82.00 300400 68.00 - 84.00 61.00 - Tull Hill Farms doesn’t own that building, but a sharp management decision made it one of their best assets. Jimmy and Michael Hill, Tull Hill Farms, Kinston North Carolina The Hill family was ready to pay cash for a new 80,000 square foot storage facility for Tull Hill Farms They changed their mind when Telmark explained how much they could save by leasing the facility instead Their sharp management decision saved profits by adding to the bottom line with a Telmark operating lease They also have a buyout option at the end of the lease term The Hill family found the tax breaks end-of-term buyout option, and flexible pa> ment plan so attractive they leased the complete facility Most lenders aren't ready to offer this kind of alternative tmannn^ Felmark understands building and equipment financing needs tor all types of commercial and agricultural operations Foi a fmant mg soun e that ■ been listening to farmers for over 30 vears rail 'lelrnark Michele Sue Doug Andrew Elizabeth Bogucki Beshore Snee McLean Anderson PA, MD,VA UV PA, MD Southeast PA WV Delmana Delmana 717-244-3665 717-932-1715 724-627-5941 410-827-5052 410-651-4128 Ken Darlington I’A, NJ, MD, VA WV 610-793-0150 Mike Dixon Southeast PA, MD 814-684-5707 wwW telmark.com ' 800-451-3322 In the Northeast, PA, KY, MI, VA, OH, WV, IN, Wl, IL, NC, SC, AL, GA, FL, MS, TN, MN, MO and IA Mm lease $5,000 71.00 64.00 - 68.00 400-500 64.00 - 78.00 50.00 - 62.50 56.50 - 72.00 500-600 61.00 - 73.00 55.00 - 59. 50 600-700 52.00 - 63.00 54.00 54.00 - 56.50 700-900 46.00 - 60.00 45.00 56.00 - 57.00 Slaughter Cattle 570 Head Slaughter Cows 514 Head Breaking Utility and Commercial 2-4 27J0 - 33.75 Cutter and Boning Utility 1-3 25.00 - 33.00 Carmer and Low Cutter 1-2 22.50 - 28.00 Slaughter Bulls 56 Head Yg 1-2 900-1300 lbs 31.75 - 42.00 Yg 1-2 1300-1600 lbs 32.00 - 43.75 Yg 1-2 1600 lbs and over 30.75 - 41.00 Cows returned to farms 41 head - Medium and Large 1, 4-10 yrs old 1050-1275 lbs 5-6 Months bred 320.00- per head. Baby calves returned to farms 50 head newborn to 4 weeks 9.00-56.00 per head. Over 100 lbs 40.00- per cwt Lambs Total Receipts 272 Head Slaugh ter Lambs 149 Head New Crop Choice Few Prime 1-2 Few 3 85-118 lbs 57 JO - 61.00 Good and Few Choice 1-2 86- 90 lbs 65.00 - 68.75 Good and Few Choice 1-2 93. lbs 59.00 Feeder Lambs 83 Head Medium and Large Frame 1-2 85-100 lbs 65.75 Medium and Large Frame 1-2 70- 85 lbs 62.00 • 72.25 Medium and Large Frame 1-2 60- 70 lbs 67.00 - 79.25 Medium and Large Frame t-2 50- 60 lbs 68.00 Slaugh ter Ewes and Rams 40 Head Ewes Choice 24 15.00 - 22J0 Utility and Good 1-3 22.00 - 40.00 Cull and Low Utility 1-2 34.00 - 38.00 Mike Fullam Central PA 717-966-9202 Fred Dixon Northwest PA 724-346-3455 Telmark Richmond, VA Tue Nov 3, 1998 USDA-VA Dept of Ag Market News Summary of Livestock Auctions by Areas; Southwest Virginia Livestock Sum mary Including Abingdo i Livestock Exchange and Hollins Virginia for the week of October 26-31, 1998 Feeder Cattle 1956 Head Steers Med&Lge 1 Small 1 Med&Lge 2 200-300 78.00 - 91.00 70.00 - 79J0 66.00 - 88.00 300400 78.00 - 85.00 65.00 - 77.00 70.00 - 84.00 400-500 70.00 - 79.00 57.00 - 71.00 70.00 - 76.00 500-600 64.00 - 78.00 62.00 - 68.00 70.00 - 75.00 Few 56.00 - 60.00 600-700 60.00 - 65.00 52.50 - 59.00 57.00 - 64J0 700-800 55.00 - 58.00 52.00 - 55J0 Holstein Steer Med&Lge 2 200-300 48.00 300-500 48.00 - 54.00 500-700 45.00 - 51.00 700-900 49.00 Heifers Med&Lge 1 Small 1 Med&Lge 2 200-300 68.00 - 72.00 65.00 - 67.00 66.00 - 72.00 300400 60.50 - 75.00 54.00 - 63.00 56.00 - 73.00 400-500 59.00 - 64 JO 59.00 - 60.00 59J0 - 62.00 500-600 56.00 - 63J0 54.00 - 58.00 55J0 - 59.00 600-700 54.00 - 60.00 - 54.00 - 57.00 700-800 50.00 - 58.00 Bulls Med&Lge 1 Small 1 Med&Lge 2 200-300 70.00 - 77.00 60.00 - 67.00 68.00 • 76.00 300400 69.00 - 80.00 53.00 - 67 JO 67.00 - 75.00 400-500 64.00 - 80.00 53.00 - 71.00 60.00 - 76.00 500-600 63.00 - 78.00 55.00 - 65.00 53.00 - 74.00 600-700 54.00 - 61.50 52.00 - 56.00 700-900 52.00 - 55.00 50.00 - 53.00 Slaughter Cattle 344 Head Slaughter Cows 312 Head Breaking Utility and Commercial 2-4 27J0 - 31.50 Cutter and Boning Utility 1-3 27.00 - 33.30 Canner and Low Cutter 1-2 23.00 - 28.30 Slaughter Bulls 32 Head Yg 1-2 900-1300 lbs 33.73 - 39J0 Yg 1-2 1300-1600 lbs 33.00 - 41.00 Yg 1-2 1600 lbs and over 36J0 - 38.00 Baby calves returned to farms 9 head newborn to 4 weeks 20.00-30.00 pet head. Lisa Francisco Sonnen Northeast PA, North NJ 717-866-9217 Frank Hunter Northv\ esl PA 716-595-3954 Lambs Total Receipts 23 Head Feeder Lambs 23 Head Medium and Large Frame 1-2 85-100 lbs 58.00 Richmond, VA Tue Nov 3, 1998 USDA-VA Dept of Ag Market News Summary of Livestock Auctions by Areas: Central and Southeast Virginia Livestock Summary Including Soulhside (Blackslone) and Lynchburg Virginia for die week of October 26-31, 1998 Feeder Cattle 1106 Head Steers Small 1 Med&Lge 2 300400 60.00 - 68.00 70.00 - 73.00 400500 62.00 - 65.00 68.00 - 72.00 500600 - 60.00 - 64.00 600-700 - 60.00 - 64.00 800-900 B5 JO Holstein Steer Med&Lge 2 200-300 52.00 - 62.00 300-500 49.00 - 54.00 500-700 45.00 -48 JO 700-900 43J0 Heifers Small 1 Med&Lge 2 300400 48.00 - 55.00 55.00 - 61.00 400-500 45.00 - 53.00 53.00 - 58.00 500-600 43.00 - 48.00 55.00 - 59.00 600-700 45.00 - 50.00 Bulls Med&Lge 1 Small 1 Med&Lge 2 300400 - 55.00 - 63.00 65.00 - 80.50 400-500 70.00 - 72.00 50.00 - 64.00 65.00 - 74.00 500-600 - 52.00 - 58.00 54.00 - 66.00 600-700 - 47.00 - 50.00 52.00 - 60.00 700-900 - 45.00 47.50 - 49.00 Slaughter Cattle 233 Head Slaughter Cows 227 Head Breaking Utility and Commercial 2-4 24.30 - 28.23 Cutter and Boning Utility 1-3 24.00 - 28.73 Canner and Low Cutter 1-2 17.30 - 23.00 Slaughter Bulls 26 Head Yg 1-2 900-1300 lbs 32.00 - 33.00 Yg 1-2 1300-1600 lbs 31.30 - 38.00 Yg 1-2 1600 lbs and over 33.00 - 40.00 Cows returned to farms 71 head - Medium I, Medium 2, Large 1 and Large 2. 730-1230 Lbs mostly 28.00-38.00 per cwt few 39.00-41.00 per cwt. Medium 1, Medium 2 and Large 2, 800-1200 lbs 23.00-32.00 per cwt. State Graded Feeder Cattle 169 head sold at Southside (Blackstone) Virginia on October 28,1998. Steers 87 Head. Heifeis 82 Head. Steers Med&Lge 1 Med&Lge2 300-400 78.00 65.00 - 73.73 400-300 67.00 - 75.25 Calf Vaccine Meeting Dairy, Veal and Feeder Cattle at Daniel’s Farm Store 324 Glenbrook Road, Leola, PA 17540 Rt. 772 North of Rt. 23 (717) 656-6982 Daniel’s Farm Store and Bayer Animal Health will sponsor - a meeting to discuss calf vaccines and programs. Friday, November 13, 1998 6:30 PM - Meal 7:17 - Meeting Topics Pasturella Vaccines Who Needs Them? , Mlv and Killed Viral Vaccines Replies would be appreciated to help plan for the food. If you do not reply then decide to attend please do so. However, do not be upset if you do not get to eat. Revlu bu November 11th to Daniel’s Farm Store. Lancaster Farming, Saturday, November 7, 1998-A0 66.00 500-600 60.00 - 68.00 55.00 - 56.00 600-700 55.00 - 66.00 700-800 58.75 Heifers Med&Lge 1 Med&Lge 2 300-400 58.00 55.00 400-500 58.00 - 59.00 62.00 - 62J0 500-600 58.00 -59 00 60.25 - 61 JO 600-700 56.00 - 60.00 58.00 - 59.50 HOLSTEIN HEIFER CALVES 105.00-220.00. BACK TO FARM CALVES 95-120 LBS. 70.00-97.50. 70-95 LBS. 37 JO-70.00. SLAUGHTER CALVES 10.00-30.00. CRASSERS AND STARTED: 36.00-45.00. FEEDERS 43.0068.00. LAMBS 45.0056.00. SHEEP, 18.0040.00. HOGS, 200250 LBS. 27.0032.00. SOWS: NONE. BOARS: NONE. PIGS: EACH, 9.0016.00. HEIFERS 31.0035.25. STEERS: 32.0041.00. BULLS 31.25-37J0. COWS, GOOD 27.5033.75. COWS, MEDIUM 25 JO-28.75. COWS, POOR OR SMALL I0.002&75. CATTLE MARKET SOME EASIER. CALF MARKET STRONGER. HORSES & PONIES; 460.00-630.00. GOATS: 20.00-82.00. STILL THE BEST CALF MARKET AROUND. What’s the Difference? Boostering Why? Valley Stockyards Athens, Pa. November 2, 1996 Report Supplied By Auction
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