Schneider Auctioneers LLC features online auctions of farm retirement equipment, including John Deere tractors, combines, and grain trucks. The house recently held an online farm retirement auction for Raymond & Glenda Schroeder of Washington, MO, offering a clean lineup of well-maintained machinery.
What grain auctions are happening soon?
Grain Auctions Close Oct 28, Hillsboro Consignment Sale Follows November 18
Grain-related sales appear across a busy stretch of regional auction listings, with items ranging from bulk feed to harvest handling equipment. The earliest is a Hay & Grain Online Auction on October 28, running from 1:00 to 5:00 pm. It sits alongside a Tool Auction Closing on October 29 and a Small Livestock, Agricultural Supplies and Egg Online Auction on October 30. The listings for those later sales contain no November 2026 dates.
Next on the calendar is a Hillsboro consignment auction on November 18, which includes a Ford 8630 Tractor and a J&M 525 Grain Cart. The grain cart shows continued demand for equipment that moves harvested crops from field to storage.
Several undated listings also feature grain items. A Ganske Family Acreage Auction, scheduled for an unspecified Saturday, includes a grain bin among acreage equipment, shop tools, and fishing boats. Lippard Real Estate and Auction likewise lists grain bins alongside trailers and Frankoma pottery, while Schneider Auctioneers offers online farm retirement auctions that include grain trucks. Because these sources do not give complete dates, they cannot be placed precisely on the calendar.
Taken together, the grain offerings show a clear pattern. Storage and handling equipment, including bins, carts, and trucks, appears repeatedly, often bundled with farm retirement sales and general consignment lots. Hay and grain are sold in dedicated online formats, allowing buyers to bid on bulk agricultural goods without attending in person. The mix points to a market where farm operators and estate sellers are liquidating operations, and where auction houses combine grain-handling gear with broader farm and household inventory.
