The Auction
Before the Auction
All Buyers must register for a bidder number. Bidding numbers are available before & during the auction at the Fair Office.
Auction Day – Saturday August 1
10:30 AM – Buyer Check-In Begins
11:30 AM – Buyer’s Lunch
12:30 PM – Pre-Auction Announcements
1:00 PM – Livestock Auction
Following Livestock Auction –
After Auction
Order Of The Sale
Swine | Rabbit | Goat | Chicken | Home Ec | Sheep | Turkey | Industrial Arts | Beef
Pay For Your Purchase
When you’re ready to pay, go to the Fair Office & we will process your purchase. You can do this at any time while the Auction is going on, or wait until the end of the auction.
Add-On’s
- Add-On’s are donations to the exhibitors and no purchase of an animal is necessary.
- Add-On contributions can be completed at the auction by completing an Add-On form obtained at the Fair office. Or you can download & print an Add-On form & bring it with you to the Auction.
- Add-On form must include tag number, exhibitor name, and the Add-On amount you wish to contribute.
What To Know About Costs
The auction is where buyers can purchase high-quality, hand-raised meat. Most importantly, Buyers support youth exhibitors and help them achieve a positive future.
Beef
Auction Weight
900 to 1350 lb.
Average Auction Price
$4.00 to $7.00 per lb.
Yield
Approximately 50%
Example
Weight = 1325 lbs.
Yield = 400+ lbs. meat
Swine
Auction Weight
200 to 280 lb.
Average Auction Price
$4.00 to $6.00 per lb.
Yield
Approximately 55%
Example
Weight = 265 lbs.
Yield = 146+ lbs. meat
Lamb
Auction Weight
100 to 150 lb.
Average Auction Price
$5.00 to $8.00 per lb.
Yield
Approximately 60%
Example
Weight = 140 lbs.
Yield = 84+ lbs. meat
Goat
Auction Weight
55 to 125 lb.
Average Auction Price
$5.00 to $8.00 per lb.
Yield
Approximately 60%
Example
Weight = 80 lbs.
Yield = 48+ lbs. meat
