Starting on December 6, the Greenville Livestock Auction kicks off a Special GLA Vac Feeder Sale, showcasing a tightly vetted batch of feeder calves ready for immediate placement. That same day, Edinburg Livestock Auction begins its weekly Saturday sessions, consistently offering a mix of calves alongside other livestock, reinforcing its role as a steady market hub.
On December 9, Bentham Auction Mart hosts its weekly sale featuring rearing calves and weanlings, highlighting a focus on younger stock poised for growth. Simultaneously, Kingsville Livestock Auction runs a dedicated Calf & Yearling Sale, drawing attention to both weaned calves and yearlings as producers look to secure quality replacements before the spring breeding season.
December 10 sees two notable calf-focused events: Torrington Livestock Market presents a Feeder/Calf Special, emphasizing the demand for market-ready feeder calves, while Huss Livestock Market conducts a Special Calf & Feeder Auction, offering a blend of spring calves and feeder calves that cater to both immediate feedlot needs and longer‑term herd development.
By December 12, Cattlemens Livestock Auction includes both weaned and unweaned calves in its broader cattle lineup, reflecting steady price trends for these categories. Later that day, Torrington’s all‑classes auction again brings calves to the fore, underscoring their continued relevance across mixed‑class sales.
Mid‑month activity intensifies: on December 16, Kingsville’s QSA Feeder Cattle Sale, Creighton’s Feeder Calf Auction, and Philip’s Special All‑Breeds Calf Sale each spotlight feeder calves as a priority commodity, driven by feedlot operators seeking consistent supply.
The following day, December 17, Torrington repeats its Feeder/Calf Special, and Huss follows with another Special Calf & Feeder Auction, reinforcing a pattern of weekly calf turnover in the region.
Closing the month, Huss Livestock Market schedules a final Special Calf & Feeder Auction on December 29, rounding out a busy calendar that demonstrates a clear trend: feeder and spring calves dominate winter auction activity, with producers and buyers alike capitalizing on the steady flow of young stock to meet seasonal market demands.
Based on 21 digest summaries · Generated December 6, 2025