🐂 Burns Farms Hosts 18th Annual Bull Sale in Pikeville – November 7, 2026

Burns Farms Registered Hereford and Angus Cattle is preparing for its milestone 18th annual bull and commercial female sale, bringing together livestock producers and breeding enthusiasts from across the region to Pikeville on the northern edge of the Sequatchie Valley. The event reflects decades of commitment to quality genetics and the farm’s role as a steady anchor in the valley’s agricultural community.

📅 Event Details & What to Expect

The sale takes place Saturday, November 7, 2026, at 12 noon CDT in Pikeville. According to the farm’s announcement, this year’s offering includes 83 bulls representing Hereford, Angus, and Black Hereford bloodlines-described as “some of our best bulls to date.” The event also features commercial females, making it a comprehensive opportunity for breeders seeking registered and commercial stock. 📍

🏆 A Legacy of Breeding Excellence

Burns Farms has operated since 1952, establishing itself as a source of high-quality registered cattle for livestock producers across Tennessee and beyond. The farm’s focus on genetic diversity and superior breeding stock has made the annual sale a fixture on the regional agricultural calendar. Reaching an 18th consecutive year underscores the trust and demand the operation has built within the farming and ranching community. ✨

💡 For Livestock Producers & Enthusiasts

Producers looking to strengthen their herds or explore new genetics will find detailed sale information and catalog materials available through the farm’s official sale catalog. Those interested in attending or bidding are encouraged to review the full offering in advance. Burns Farms can be reached at (615) 477-5668 or through their website and social media channels for questions about specific lots, sale logistics, or registration details. 🐄

The sale represents more than a transaction-it’s a gathering point for the region’s agricultural community, where relationships, knowledge, and quality breeding stock come together to support the future of livestock operations across the valley and surrounding counties.