A healthy cattle market benefitted the recent Western Illinois University School of Agriculture’s 53rd Annual Bull Test Sale. The bulls averaged $6235, bred cows averaged $3300 and replacement heifers $2133. The top-selling bull brought $9000. WIU Ag Director Andy Baker said in a release it was one of the best sales on record. The sale, […]
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