Tuesday Evening Roundup Feeder Sale Oct 6 5pm

ANNOUNCEMENTS

  • Tuesday Roundup Feeder Sale Results Sept 29

    1,700 feeders sold, market good and active especially on volume and quality...(click for details)

  • Tuesday Roundup Feeder Sale Oct 6 5pm

    500 calves already consigned...

  • Thursday Sale Results Sept 24

    1,102 cattle sold

    658 slaughter cows and bulls, market active and steady...better cows $145-155, premiums to $170-190 - better bulls $175-185

    250 or so good feeder calves sold, active on steer and heifer calves...350-550# str clvs $375-525  hfr clvs $340-450

  • Special Bred Cow Sale Thursday Nov 12

    This will be in conjunction with our regular Thursday sale - we will try to be on the bred cows by 3pm...

    50 Fanciest young blk cows - spring calving, a partial dispersal for Brian and Kris Knopp

    120 Nice younger early calving bred cows - due Dec/Jan

    150 Nice hfrs and 3 yr old spring calving cows 

     

    **reminder this is in addition to our regular scheduled cow sale in December...

  • Tuesday Evening Fall Roundup Sale Schedule

    October 6, 13, 20, and 27 

    November 3 and 17

    December 1 and 15

    These sales will again begin 5pm with a complimentary dinner for customers beforehand...

SALES CALENDAR

  • Mondays at Noon

    Weigh up cows/bulls, dairy and beef

  • Tuesday Evening Roundup Sale Schedule

    Special calf and yearling sales scheduled for Tuesday evenings - see scheduled sales under the announcement section on the home page...

  • Annual Bred cow sale

    Tuesday December 8 1pm

  • Thursdays at 11:00am

    All classes of weigh up, stocker, feeder cattle

  • Monthly Friday Dairy Sales are discontinued

    We will schedule the Dairy replacement hfr sales as needed...

  • Saturdays at 10:30am

    Cattle, horses, pigs, sheep, and goats

  • Sale Schedule

Toppenish Livestock

The Toppenish Livestock Commission has been in business for over 70 years. It is one of the largest livestock auction markets in the Pacific Northwest due to its central location among cattlemen, dairymen, and cattle feeders.