Cattle Prices & Auction Results

264 USDA-reported markets across 31 states • Updated weekly • Free
Alabama16 marketsArkansas10 marketsColorado8 marketsFlorida11 marketsGeorgia17 marketsIllinois1 marketIndiana8 marketsIowa14 marketsKansas4 marketsKentucky22 marketsMaryland1 marketMississippi12 marketsMissouri27 marketsMontana6 marketsNebraska13 marketsNew Mexico4 marketsNew York7 marketsNorth Carolina5 marketsNorth Dakota5 marketsOklahoma6 marketsPennsylvania8 marketsSouth Carolina5 marketsSouth Dakota10 marketsTennessee14 marketsTexas9 marketsUtah6 marketsVermont1 marketVirginia2 marketsWashington1 marketWest Virginia7 marketsWyoming4 markets
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Frequently Asked Questions

How often are cattle auction prices updated?
USDA Agricultural Marketing Service publishes auction reports after each sale day, typically weekly. LivestockValue fetches and processes this data automatically for 300+ markets nationwide.
What is Value of Gain (VOG)?
VOG measures the dollar value added per pound of weight gain by comparing lighter and heavier animals in the same class and grade. It helps producers decide whether additional feeding is profitable relative to their cost of gain.
How many cattle markets does LivestockValue cover?
LivestockValue tracks over 300 USDA-reported cattle markets across 28 states, including state weekly summaries, regional reports, and individual auction barns.
Is this data free?
Yes. LivestockValue provides free access to USDA cattle auction data, interactive charts, Value of Gain calculations, and stocker profitability tools.