πŸ‘ Cattle, Goat & Sheep Sales Come to Pikeville on Monday, November 16th

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🐑 Cattle, Goat & Sheep Sales Come to Pikeville on Monday, November 16th

Livestock producers and buyers across the Sequatchie Valley have a full day of auctions ahead at Morris Bros Stockyard in Pikeville. The November 16th sales day offers back-to-back opportunities to buy and sell cattle, goats, and sheep-starting with the regular cattle sale at midday and continuing into the evening with a dedicated goat and sheep auction.

πŸ“ What’s Happening & When

Morris Bros Stockyard will host two separate sales on Monday, November 16th. The regular cattle sale begins at 1:00 PM, followed by a goat and sheep sale at 6:00 PM. πŸ„ Producers are invited to bring their livestock to sell, and bidders are encouraged to arrive ready to participate. The stockyard is located at 43154 Highway 127 in Pikeville.

πŸ’‘ Why It Matters for Local Producers

Regular livestock auctions serve as a vital marketplace for farmers and ranchers throughout the region. These sales provide a transparent, competitive venue where producers can move animals to market and buyers can source quality livestock. The dual-sale format on a single day gives the community flexibility-whether you’re focused on cattle or smaller ruminants, there’s an opportunity to participate. πŸ’°

For those new to the auctions or planning to attend, arriving early allows time to inspect animals before bidding begins. Whether you’re selling, buying, or simply interested in how the local livestock market operates, these sales are open to the community.

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