The beef research programs at the North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station Main Station at Fargo and at the Research Extension Centers across North Dakota are dedicated to serving the producers and stakeholders in North Dakota by developing new knowledge and technology to improve the management, efficiency and production of high-quality cattle and beef using sustainable and safe approaches. This report provides the most recent results from research related to beef cattle, beef products, and environmental and range sciences from North Dakota. North Dakota State University the College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources and the North Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station are pleased to be able to provide the report to the beef industry and cattle ranchers in the state. The market report that is used to derive that data for the Value Chart.Welcome to the 2017 North Dakota Beef Research Report. Value of Gain numbers that exceed the Sell Market Cost of Gain will result in an over valued replacement.īid Threshold – The Bid Threshold is the maximum price per cwt that can be paid for this trade against the Sell Market Value without the Value of Gain exceeding the Sell Market Cost of Gain. Value of Gain – The relative Value of Gain per pound of the trade between Sell Market values and this purchase. Negative values are Under Valued, positive numbers are Over Valued. Relative Value – The total Relative Value per head of the trade between Sell Market values and this purchase. If there is any noted condition for this weight it will not be included in the line shown on the chart. DataĬondition – If any specific condition is noted in the Market Data Report it will also be noted here. Show Ranges – If there is a weight and/or price range shown on the market report this will depict that as a shaded oval using the high/low ranges to calculate to range of the relative value.Įach point on the chart will also give you some quick information on the value of the trade. Show Weights – This will show the weight beside the point on the chart. Points above zero are Over Valued, under zero are Under Valued, compared to the one just sold. The chart depicts the total Relative Value for each weight of the selected class of cattle against the Sell Market values. These costs can include medicine, death loss, etc. These costs can include feed, yardage, interest, medicine, death loss, freight, etc.įixed Costs – This is for costs that do not scale with the total weight difference. You know what you have to sell, or have just sold.Ĭost of Gain – This is what it costs for you to put on a pound of weight gain. The basis for the chart is the known information. We know what we have in inventory that can be sold, or we know what we have just sold. The first information to enter is the known information. The chart will depict the total Relative Value between your Sell Market and what can be replaced with. This is a calculator that retrieves the latest available market report for the specific location you are looking at. Head Wt Range Avg Wt Price Range Avg Price Outlook for a full, complete grazing season. Plentiful rains have created good grazing conditions, creating a good Only 1 reported auction this week as the marketing season winds down. Receipts: 572 Last Week: 1534 Last Year: 1417Ĭompared to last week Most weights not well tested for comparison. North Dakota Weekly Cattle Auction Summaryįeeder Cattle Weighted Average Report for
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