๐Ÿ„ Morris Bros Stockyard Sets February 2027 Weaned Calf Sale Date in Pikeville

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๐Ÿ„ Morris Bros Stockyard Sets February 2027 Weaned Calf Sale Date in Pikeville

Morris Bros Stockyard in Pikeville, at the northern end of the Sequatchie Valley, has announced its next major livestock event after a successful recent sale. The operation continues to serve as a regional hub where buyers, sellers, and producers gather to trade cattle and build community connections.

๐Ÿ“… Mark Your Calendar for February 1st

The next Weaned Program Calf Sale will take place on Monday, February 1st, 2027. ๐Ÿ—“๏ธ This recurring event draws participants from across the region who rely on the stockyard’s established auction platform to buy and sell quality livestock.

โฐ Important Deadline for Consignors

Producers planning to consign calves to the February sale need to mark an earlier date on their calendars: December 3rd, 2026. ๐Ÿ“Œ That is the weaning deadline required to meet the 60-day weaning period standard for the program. Consignors should plan their herd management accordingly to meet this requirement.

โœจ Community Appreciation

Morris Bros Stockyard expressed gratitude to all buyers, sellers, and employees who contributed to the success of the recent sale. ๐Ÿค The stockyard operates as a gathering place where the agricultural community comes together, reinforcing the importance of these regional livestock markets to local farming operations and rural livelihoods.

For more information or to consign livestock, contact Morris Bros Stockyard at (423) 533-2916. The facility is located at 43154 Highway 127 in Pikeville.

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