๐Ÿฎ Morris Bros Stockyard Weaned Program Calf Sale Set for November 2nd

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🐮 Morris Bros Stockyard Weaned Program Calf Sale Set for November 2nd

Livestock producers across the region have an opportunity to showcase quality weaned calves at a specialized auction designed to connect local farmers with serious buyers. The event reflects the ongoing importance of regional livestock markets to area agriculture.

๐Ÿ“… Sale Details and Timing

Morris Bros Stockyard will host its Weaned Program Calf Sale on Monday, November 2nd, 2026, beginning at 1 p.m. CST. The sale features cattle that have been weaned and conditioned by local producers, with all animals housed in the barn and weighed Monday morning. A regular weekly cattle sale featuring unweaned calves, stock cows, and weigh stock will follow the main event. โœจ

๐Ÿ“‹ What’s Being Offered

The sale includes consignments from nine farms, totaling over 300 head of cattle. Offerings range from steers and heifers averaging 550 to 800 pounds, with most animals weaned 60 to 100+ days prior to sale day. Many lots have received multiple rounds of vaccinations and health treatments, including titanium 5, covexin 8, pink eye protection, and wormer applications. One consignment includes purebred red Angus steers. ๐Ÿ†

๐Ÿ’ก Important for Consigners

Producers interested in consigning cattle must act quickly-a farm visit is required before sale day. The stockyard emphasizes that waiting until the last minute is not an option, as pre-sale inspections are part of the consignment process. This requirement ensures quality standards and allows cattle to be properly advertised to potential buyers ahead of the auction. ๐Ÿ“ž

๐Ÿ”„ Looking Ahead

Morris Bros Stockyard has announced additional weaned sale dates for 2027: February 1st, August 3rd, and November 1st. Producers can sign up for text notifications about upcoming auctions by scanning a QR code, and more information-including videos and photos of cattle-is available on the stockyard’s Facebook page and website.

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Written By Tom Seest

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