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Stockmen's is now broadcasting on Cattleusa & Dvauction. To be approved to bid please contact us and have finanical institution contact information ready for us, or have them contact Stockmen's.
* We are receiving a lot of phone calls from people not getting their checks as soon as they’d like to get them. This is due to how the USPS handles our mail and unfortunately this is out of our control. Checks are mailed out to consignors the day after the sale. If you would like to receive your check sooner, please call the office the day before or sale day and let them know you would like to pick it up. We will gladly hold it for you. Thank You for Understanding*
We'd like to mention our new addition to the marketing team at Stockmens Livestock Dylan Schmeling - Fieldman/Yard Foreman 690-1851 Abe Dillman - Fieldman Grassy Butte area 955-8587 We are excited to have them on board !! Feel free to give them or anyone of us a call for your marketing needs!!
UPCOMING SALES & EVENTS
June 17-19 - SUPERIOR CORN BELT CLASSIC (Deadline May 30)
Thur., June 19 - West - REGULAR SALE plus COW-CALF PAIRS & BREEDING BULLS Weigh ups at 8am, Baby calves, nurse cow, pairs & breeding bulls at 11am PAIRS & NURSE COWS Jaden Huntley - 1 Holstein nurse cow, 5yrs old, black calf at side, Gentle Berger Ranch - 30 Blk few Red pairs, 2&3yrs, black calves at side Jared Schmidt - 10 Red&Redbaldy pairs, 8-9yrs, red clvs, calves all worked Amy Solberg - 2 Rwf&Blk pairs pairs, 3-8yrs, black calves BREEDING BULLS Schmidt Angus - 3 Angus breeding bulls, 2-yrlings & 1 2yr old, all work on heifers, fertility tested Bullinger Ranch Angus - 2 Angus breeding bulls, 2yr olds, cow bulls, fertiltiy tested Ty Rolfsrud - 1 Red Angus breeding bull, 2yrs old, fertility tested FEEDER CATTLE Stroh Herefords - 40 Herf&Bwf strs&bulls 675-850lbs Talkington Ranch - 10 Angus feeding bulls 9-1100lbs Steffan Simmental - 3 Simmx feeding bulls 1000-1100lbs
Thur., June 26 - West - REGULAR SALE
Thur., July 3 - West - SIMON HORSE BUYING STATION 8am-4pm
Thur., July 3 - NO CATTLE SALE
July 7-11 - SUPERIOR WEEK IN THE ROCKIES (Deadline June 20)
Thur., July 10 - West - REGULAR SALE
Thur., July 17 - West - REGULAR SALE
Thur., July 24 - NO SALE
July 28-Aug. 1 - SUPERIOR VIDEO ROYALE (Deadline July 11)
Aug. 18-22 - SUPERIOR BIG HORN CLASSIC (Deadline Aug. 1)
Sept. 3-4 - SUPERIOR LABOR DAY SALE (Deadline Aug. 19)
The House budget reconciliation bill ends some 45Z tax-credit abuse by blocking most foreign feedstocks from qualifying for the credit. The Senate Finance Committee package released on Monday would continue to allow refiners to receive up to 80% of the 45Z tax credit for feedstocks such as used cooking oil from China.
FMCSA reported at the end of May that more than 50 "burdensome" regulations were axed from the Code of Federal Regulations by the Department of Transportation.
Start scouting for tar spot in corn around the V8 growth stage. Treatment decisions are guided by when the disease appears and how fast it moves in the leaf canopy.
While the alleged smuggling of a fungus into the United States by two China nationals raised concerns of a potential agroterrorism plot this week, farmers have been dealing with Fusarium graminearum for decades.
Soybean gall midge, a pest capable of causing significant yield loss, has emerged in at least one Nebraska county. Soybean growers in the region should begin scouting.
USDA announced an $8.5 million sterile fly facility in South Texas to combat New World screwworm threat. The facility will enhance border protection against the devastating pest that caused Mexico-U.S. border closures, with cattle industry groups strongly supporting this critical defense measure.
The CFTC brought the case against Texas-based Agridime, which had recruited more than 2,100 investors to buy cattle contracts claiming guaranteed profits. When the company was shut down by court order, it had significantly less money, cattle and beef than claimed.