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Video Salina Ut Cattle Prices

Source: USDA AMS Market News • Last updated: Mar 31, 2026
Records
14
Total Head
1,131
Avg Price
$267.15
Avg Weight
1187 lbs
DateClassGradeHeadWeight$/cwtValue
Mar 31, 2026CowsPremium White 65-75%301550$170.50$2642.75
Mar 31, 2026CowsPremium White 65-75%841607$173.83$2793.45
Mar 31, 2026HeifersMedium and Large61865$327.00$2828.55
Mar 31, 2026HeifersMedium and Large61900$317.00$2853.00
Mar 31, 2026HeifersMedium and Large128825$340.00$2805.00
Mar 31, 2026SteersMedium and Large58875$356.00$3115.00
Mar 31, 2026SteersMedium and Large122900$335.00$3015.00
Mar 31, 2026SteersMedium and Large240880$357.00$3141.60
Mar 24, 2026CowsBreaker 75-80%601575$171.50$2701.13
Mar 24, 2026CowsPremium White 65-75%321720$169.25$2911.10
Mar 24, 2026CowsPremium White 65-75%901685$171.50$2889.78
Mar 24, 2026HeifersMedium and Large70840$347.00$2914.80
Mar 24, 2026SteersMedium and Large65890$358.50$3190.65
Mar 24, 2026Dairy CowsLean 85-90%301500$146.00$2190.00
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Frequently Asked Questions

How often are cattle prices updated at Cattle Drive Video (Salina UT)?
Cattle auction reports from Cattle Drive Video (Salina UT) 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 Video Salina Ut?
Cattle Drive Video (Salina UT) 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