John Goggins
Thursday, 20 February, 2020
Sales around Reporter Country have continued to be extremely strong. Some of these sales have been a touch lower than they were last spring, but on the other hand, many sales have been stronger than they were a year ago. Whether they are a little higher or a little lower, one thing is for sure, there is strong demand for
Dakota Xpress SimGenetics Production Sale
117 Bulls Average $4,006
49 Bred Heifers Average $2,476
Lewis Bros. Angus Annual Bull Sale
38 Fall 18-Month-Old Bulls Average $6,105
92 Yearling Bulls Average $5,552
20 Commercial Open Heifers
Hoffman 1/5 Ranch Annual Bull Sale
29 Two-Year-Old Hereford Bulls Averaged $4,759
27 Fall Yearling Hereford Bulls Averaged $6,354
103 Sp
Gumbo Hill Ranch 16th Annual Production Sale
53 Bulls Average $5,075
Top Sel
Ostrand Angus Ranch / Slagle Angus Ranch 19th Annual Production Sale
132 Yearling Angus Bulls Averaged $5,095
33 Open Angus Heifers Averaged $1,670
Top Selling Bulls:
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Poppe Cattle Company Vince & Lori Poppe 121 Tonquin Trail Plevna, Montana 59344 4
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by Jamie Henneman
Grain producers in Eastern Washington now have a new option for marketing and shipping organic grains, as a formerly shuttered grain elevator in Kettle Falls has reopened.
Red Bridge Farm Mill Foreman Josh Titmus oversees a shipment of Certified Organic soft white wheat leaving the Kettle Falls elevator and destined for a buyer in Iowa.
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by Kayla Sargent
They say in Montana, “if you don’t like the weather, just wait an hour, it’ll change.” A shift bigger than the day’s highs, lows, snow flurries, and sunshine is on its way for much of the nation though, according to Dr. Art Douglas, Professor Emeritus, Creighton University.
Sitting in a cooler-than-anticipated conference center in San Antonio, Texas,
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by Mayzie Purviance
As 2020 began, the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA) met in San Antonio for their annual gathering, Cattle Con.
Although Cattle Con was riddled with various events such as the trade show, a concert, a PBR bull riding, and numerous seminars, one session stood out: the NCBA D.C. Issues Update. In the update, numerous industry experts gave
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by Mayzie Purviance
“Every dollar you invest in the Beef Checkoff arms the beef industry with the research capabilities and knowledge necessary to drive demand for beef for generations to come. Your dollar helps promote beef around the world, elevate consumer trust with the latest news on nutrition and safety, supports cutting-edge innovation, and keeps beef producers informed through
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by Kayla Sargent
Photo by Cate Doubet
August 9 is a day that won’t soon be forgotten by those in the cattle industry. The Tyson plant fire in Holcomb, Kansas sent cattle prices limit down and revealed just how volatile the cattle market is. While the effects of the fire were devastating to many in the industry, it
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