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Creston Cattle Prices

Source: USDA AMS Market News • Last updated: May 20, 2026
Records
24
Total Head
866
Avg Price
$420.65
Avg Weight
655 lbs
DateClassGradeHeadWeight$/cwtValue
May 20, 2026HeifersMedium and Large3426$496.00$2112.96
May 20, 2026HeifersMedium and Large3456$462.50$2109.00
May 20, 2026HeifersMedium and Large9744$339.50$2525.88
May 20, 2026HeifersMedium and Large18567$439.43$2491.57
May 20, 2026HeifersMedium and Large18663$388.41$2575.16
May 20, 2026HeifersMedium and Large19518$471.98$2444.86
May 20, 2026HeifersMedium and Large149894$321.30$2872.42
May 20, 2026SteersMedium and Large3456$537.50$2451.00
May 20, 2026SteersMedium and Large11747$395.36$2953.34
May 20, 2026SteersMedium and Large27530$501.98$2660.49
May 20, 2026SteersMedium and Large46611$453.33$2769.85
May 20, 2026HeifersMedium and Large33620$409.10$2536.42
May 20, 2026HeifersMedium and Large62900$325.00$2925.00
May 20, 2026HeifersMedium and Large133793$338.95$2687.87
May 20, 2026SteersMedium and Large49858$355.50$3050.19
May 20, 2026SteersMedium and Large87775$392.34$3040.64
May 20, 2026SteersMedium and Large144937$345.90$3241.08
May 20, 2026SteersMedium and Large4656$442.00$2899.52
May 20, 2026SteersMedium and Large9426$568.73$2422.79
May 20, 2026SteersMedium and Large11587$449.26$2637.16
May 20, 2026SteersMedium and Large4527$472.00$2487.44
May 20, 2026SteersMedium and Large5695$401.00$2786.95
May 20, 2026SteersMedium and Large13648$428.00$2773.44
May 20, 2026HeifersMedium and Large6692$360.50$2494.66
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Frequently Asked Questions

How often are cattle prices updated at Creston Livestock?
Cattle auction reports from Creston Livestock are published by USDA Agricultural Marketing Service after each sale day, typically weekly. LivestockValue fetches and processes this data automatically.
What types of cattle are sold at Creston?
Creston Livestock reports feeder cattle (steers, heifers, bulls), replacement breeding stock (bred cows, cow-calf pairs), and slaughter cattle (cull cows and bulls). Grades include Medium and Large 1, 1-2, and others.
How is Value of Gain (VOG) calculated?
VOG measures the dollar value added per pound of weight gain, calculated by comparing the total value of lighter vs. heavier animals in the same class and grade. It helps producers decide whether additional feeding is profitable.
Data sourced from USDA Agricultural Marketing Service. © Blueprint Ag., LLC