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August
17, 2010 MARKET
REVIEW 1331
Head This week we had an amazing sale!
The light cattle really took off; feeder catle demand was remarkable and
cows and bulls were higher in active trading. Richard Baxman of Duncans Mills sold weaned EID,
age and source Great sale from start to finish!
Don’t forget if you are interested in some fancyTopline bulls; we are
having a meeting here at 101 on Wednesday, August 25th at 6:30 pm. Have a Great Week!!
-Jim It is very important to our age and source program to have the exact tag numbers on the calf crop we are approving and to have the paperwork done at least 2 weeks before cattle come to sale.
(match pair) We now have full duplex buttons available for $2.65 IMPORTANT
REMINDER!! ALL VACCINES MUST BE GIVEN TO CATTLE AT LEAST TWO WEEKS PRIOR TO SHIPPING! 101
LIVESTOCK MARKET 831-726-3303
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LIVESTOCK SUPPLY 831-726-3444
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TRAILER SALES 831-726-3220 To all Consignors of horses, mules, or asses at any and all California Public Sales: In 1971 the California horse industry sponsored legislation to prevent the misuse of medications used at public horse shows and sales. As a result of this the State of California Food and Agriculture Code (FAC) sections 24000-24018 were created and the Equine Medication Monitor Program (EMMP) was created to enforce these laws. As less than 72 hours after a prohibited substance or non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAID) is administered. If a horse consigned at a public sale is found to have a prohibited substance or drug in their system the consignor shall be subject to a civil penalty of not less than one hundred ($100) or more than ten thousand dollars ($10,000) for each violation. A drug declaration must be completed and filed with the auction/sales office when any medication is administered to a horse within 48 hours prior to the 72 hour withdrawal period when consigned for public sale. Thank you for your compliance, EMMP
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