Florida feeder cattle prices

USDA auction weighted averages · $/cwt · week of Oct 26 – Nov 1 · Cornbelt + SE region

300–400 lb steers

$541.57

+26.08

USDA · 477 hd · 7 barns · vs prior weekWk Oct 26

400–500 lb steers

$405.82

−1.17

USDA · 319 hd · 7 barns · vs prior weekWk Oct 26

500–600 lb steers

$360.94

+0.60

USDA · 205 hd · 7 barns · vs prior weekWk Oct 26

600–700 lb steers

$327.53

−0.48

USDA · 67 hd · 7 barns · vs prior weekWk Oct 26

Summary

Week of Oct 26

Florida steers were mixed in the classes that carried real volume. The busiest, 300–400 lb at 477 head, averaged $541.57/cwt, up $26.08 on the week and up $19.28 on the year.

Steers

1,078 head

Week of Oct 26 · change vs week of Oct 19 · year-ago vs week of Oct 27, 2025

Weight	$/cwt	vs prior week	vs year ago	$/head	Head	Barns
300–400 lb	541.57	+26.08	+19.28	—	477	7
400–500 lb	405.82	−1.17	+1.42	1,826	319	7
500–600 lb	360.94	+0.60	−1.43	1,985	205	7
600–700 lb	327.53	−0.48	−17.35	2,129	67	7
700–800 lbtoo thin to quote	—	—	—	—	8	3
800–900 lbtoo thin to quote	—	—	—	—	2	1

2 of 6 classes are not quoted. Those traded, but under 50 head — too few to average into a market price. The head count is still shown, so nothing is hidden; only the average is withheld. Across every state over the last year, cells under 50 head are 29% of the cells and 1.4% of the cattle. $/cwt, head and barn counts are USDA as filed USDA. $/cwt is USDA's weighted average of every reported lot. $/head is that price applied to the midpoint of the weight range Derived, blank on 300–400 and 900 lb + because both are open-ended and USDA publishes no average weight to use instead.

Heifers

925 head

Week of Oct 26 · change vs week of Oct 19 · year-ago vs week of Oct 27, 2025

Weight	$/cwt	vs prior week	vs year ago	$/head	Head	Barns
300–400 lb	452.95	+20.80	+30.76	—	447	7
400–500 lb	360.41	+0.93	+0.10	1,622	301	7
500–600 lb	324.17	+0.78	−1.65	1,783	160	7
600–700 lbtoo thin to quote	—	—	—	—	13	3
700–800 lbtoo thin to quote	—	—	—	—	4	2

2 of 5 classes are not quoted. Those traded, but under 50 head — too few to average into a market price. The head count is still shown, so nothing is hidden; only the average is withheld. Across every state over the last year, cells under 50 head are 29% of the cells and 1.4% of the cattle. $/cwt, head and barn counts are USDA as filed USDA. $/cwt is USDA's weighted average of every reported lot. $/head is that price applied to the midpoint of the weight range Derived, blank on 300–400 and 900 lb + because both are open-ended and USDA publishes no average weight to use instead.

Florida feeder cattle prices

Summary

Steers

Heifers

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