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Description:	This is a seasonal auction report containing prices paid for livestock. All livestock included in this report are graded and reported according to official USDA live animal standards or guidelines. Reports are organized based on USDA’s LPGMN formatting guidelines and instructions, under the Voluntary Price Reporting authority of USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service. This report is a weighted average report released on the current day after completion of the sale.
Division:	Livestock, Poultry and Seed Program
Category:	Agriculture Economics and Management:Retail and Market Prices and Animals and Animal Products:Livestock
Keyword:	Auction, Feeder Cattle, Pennsylvania, Prices, and Special Graded
Latest Release:	Oct 4, 2022 PDF Oct 4, 2022: Pennsylvania Livestock Auction Graded Feeder Cattle Special – Waynesburg, PA Oct 4, 2022: Pennsylvania Livestock Auction Graded Feeder Cattle Special – Waynesburg, PA Release datetime: Oct 4, 2022

Description:	This is a special graded auction report containing prices paid for feeder cattle. All livestock included in this reports are graded and reported according to official USDA live animal standards or guidelines. Reports are organized based on USDA’s LPGMN formatting guidelines and instructions, under the Voluntary Price Reporting authority of USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service. This report is a weighted average report released on the current day after completion of the sale.
Division:	Livestock, Poultry and Seed Program
Category:	Animals and Animal Products:Livestock
Keyword:	Auction, Cattle, Prices, Special Graded, and Tennessee
Latest Release:	Aug 2, 2022 PDF Aug 2, 2022: United Producers Inc. Special Graded Feeder Cattle Sale - Columbia, TN Aug 2, 2022: United Producers Inc. Special Graded Feeder Cattle Sale - Columbia, TN Release datetime: Aug 2, 2022

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