The first wave of sales kicks off on November 10, when Bowman's Spring Calf Special Weigh‑Up rolls out a mixed lot of calves and feeder cattle, while the Joplin Regional Stockyards in Missouri stages a Cow and Bull Special and Roswell, New Mexico offers a Black Angus/Brangus mix. In the UK, Harrison & Hetherington’s Borderway Mart in Carlisle opens with cast and feeding cows and OTM cattle, underscoring the continued demand for breeding stock.
The following day, November 11, sees a flurry of activity. Middleburg, Pennsylvania’s weekly market expands from hay and grain at 11:30 am to a full‑line livestock schedule that ends with fat cattle and bulls at 5:30 pm. Across the border, Cullman Stockyard in Alabama runs its low‑commission cattle sale at 8:30 am, while the Kivells‑linked Kivells? (omitted) and the Kansas‑based Cattlemens Livestock Auction in New Mexico presents baby calves, steers, heifers and bulls. The same day, the Livestock Marketing Association’s online calendar adds a new listing, reflecting a growing digital‑first trend.
November 12 brings a trio of high‑profile sales. Foothills Auctioneers’ regular sale in Colorado showcases calves, yearlings, cows and bulls at 9 am, and Western Livestock Auction in North Dakota opens its Wednesday market with cattle, sheep, goats and horses. Meanwhile, the Best of Northern Cattle’s Fall‑Tastic Timed Online Auction runs through the weekend, drawing bidders to a broad mix of cattle from the northern United States.
Mid‑month, November 14, the Middleburg schedule moves to feeder cattle at 2:30 pm, while the Kivells‑linked (omitted) and the Kansas‑based Cattlemens continue with a store‑cattle and breeding sheep sale. The same day, the Best of Northern Cattle hosts its J&L MT Female Bonanza, and the Dillon Livestock Auction offers a Special Hereford & Red Angus Influence Sale, highlighting premium beef genetics.
By November 17, the market widens further: the Kansas‑based Elgin Livestock runs a Feeder Cattle Special, and the West Point Livestock Auction’s Pre‑Conditioned Feeders draw roughly 1,500 head. In Canada, the Toronto‑area Windsor Livestock Auction keeps its weekly Wednesday cadence, while the UK’s Hexham and Northern Marts present a Primestock and a Store & Breeding Sheep sale on November 14‑19.
The final stretch before the holidays sees the Bassett Livestock Auction’s Special Yearlings & Calves on November 19, followed by a Special Feeder Cattle sale on December 3, and the Scottish Highland Cattle Auction’s Fall Cattle event on December 6 in Missouri, showcasing Highland cattle in a 5,000‑head venue. Across the Atlantic, the Atlantic Stockyards in Nova Scotia continues its Thursday‑only schedule, and the BC Livestock Producers Co‑op keeps its weekly sales rolling. Together, these events illustrate a clear trend: weekly and online formats are expanding, breeders are emphasizing premium genetics (Brangus, Angus, Charolais, and high‑grade heifers), and regional markets are increasingly blending in‑person and digital bidding to reach a broader buyer base.
Based on 154 digest summaries · Generated November 9, 2025