To watch online go to www.lmaauctions.com and register. No bids will be taken online.
CANADIAN BORN CATTLE: If you plan to sell cattle that originated in Canada, you must inform the auction market in advance, and all of the necessary documents must be in order and must accompany the animal(s) when they are unloaded. FAILURE TO FOLLOW THIS PROCEDURE COULD RESULT IN RECEIVING NO VALUE FOR YOUR ANIMAL(S).
SALE SCHEDULE Consignors: Our cattle runs will get much smaller, so we encourage you to keep a close watch on our sale schedule. We may cancel a sale or two depending on the situation, and we would rather not have someone find that out when they back up to the chute. UNLOADING TIMES Starting May 1, our receiving and load-out times will be as follows: Incoming Cattle: Night before sale day: until 10pm All other days: until 5pm Outgoing Cattle: Night after sale: All night All other days: 7am to 5pm
UPCOMING SALES & EVENTS
Thursday, July 24 - NO SALE!!!
July 28-Aug. 1 - SUPERIOR WINNEMUCCA VIDEO AUCTION DEADLINE FOR THE SALE JULY 12
Thursday, July 31 - REGULAR SALE
Aug. 18-22 - SUPERIOR SHERIDAN VIDEO AUCTION DEADLINE FOR THE SALE AUG. 2
Thursday, August 7 - REGULAR SALE
Thursday, August 14 - REGULAR SALE & YEARLING SPECIAL
The Obama administration and a top executive in the farm credit system will announce an investment fund on Thursday set up to generate $10 billion in market loans in rural America.
The soybean market is still reeling from USDA's July 11 supply and demand report where soybean ending stocks for 2013-2014 were increased to 140 mb, due to a reduction of residual use to a minus 69 million bushels. Maybe you are asking yourself: How can a demand category can possibly be negative?
DECATUR, Ill. (DTN) -- I've always been lucky. Well ... I rarely go through a yard or a patch of clover without finding a four-leaf clover. Around one out of 10,000 clovers have four leaves, so I count it as a gift. I also find five-leaf versions routinely and have found up to seven leaves on clovers.
Pollination appears to be going well across the Corn Belt in areas that were not hit by a severe weather event. It's time to do a pregnancy test on corn.
With much of the Corn Belt in good moisture conditions, plant pathologists and farmers are reporting several foliar diseases in corn fields this season, including northern corn leaf blight and gray leaf spot.
In this week's Crop Tech Corner, Missouri scientists discover a defense mechanism in plants, Illinois researchers prepare for charcoal rot to thrive in the future, and Nigerian farmers get a new corn hybrid resistant to both an herbicide and a weed.
Feeding the world population won't be as hard as expected over the next decade some experts forecast, so economists and lenders are bracing for a more muted farm economy over the next 10 years or more.
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