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05/06/2026

03/20/2026

RO Valentine Fox
“Hank” is a 2 year old AQHA Registered Gelding out of VQH032 and by Rojo May Fly. Well balanced with good bone and athletic ability. Foundation bred. Halter broke and up to date on shots. If he lives up to his potential he will be a tough, hardworking ranch horse you can make a big circle on.

02/10/2026

U.S. CATTLE REPORT 🐂📊 U.S. Cattle on Feed Rankings (2026): Nebraska Leads the Nation 🇺🇸

The U.S. cattle-on-feed total stands at 13.85 million head in 2026, with feeding capacity highly concentrated in a small number of states. Nebraska leads the nation with 2.80 million head, representing 20.22% of the entire U.S. total, the largest share of any state. Texas follows with 2.54 million head (18.34%), and Kansas ranks third at 2.48 million head (17.91%). Together, the top three states account for 56.5% of all cattle on feed nationally. Iowa contributes 1.18 million head (8.52%), while Colorado adds 920,000 head (6.64%). The remaining states each hold less than 4% individually, reinforcing how dominant Nebraska has become as the single largest cattle-feeding state in the country.

🐂📊 States With the Most Cattle on Feed (2026)
🇺🇸 U.S. Total: 13.85M head

1️⃣ Nebraska — 2.80M (20.22%)
2️⃣ Texas — 2.54M (18.34%)
3️⃣ Kansas — 2.48M (17.91%)
4️⃣ Iowa — 1.18M (8.52%)
5️⃣ Colorado — 920K (6.64%)
6️⃣ California — 500K (3.61%)
7️⃣ South Dakota — 435K (3.14%)
8️⃣ Idaho — 355K (2.56%)
9️⃣ Minnesota — 350K (2.53%)
🔟 Oklahoma — 330K (2.38%)
11️⃣ Washington — 275K (1.99%)
12️⃣ Wisconsin — 240K (1.73%)
13️⃣ Illinois — 220K (1.59%)
14️⃣ Arizona — 212K (1.53%)
15️⃣ Ohio — 160K (1.16%)
16️⃣ Michigan — 135K (0.97%)

🔥 Nebraska, Texas & Kansas = 56.5% of all U.S. cattle on feed.

U.S. CATTLE REPORT: https://www.nationalbeefwire.com/u-s-cattle-report

📡 Salebarns interested in broadcasting or promoting their sales with DVAuction and/or Feeder Flash – contact Rob Cook at 📧 [email protected] to get started!

02/06/2026

02/04/2026

U.S. CATTLE REPORT 🐄🇺🇸 Top 10 States With the Most Beef Cows (2026) 🇺🇸🐄

Texas leads the country in beef cow numbers, accounting for nearly 15% of all beef cows in the United States with more than 4.0 million head. Oklahoma and Missouri follow as the second- and third-largest beef cow states, reinforcing the dominance of the Southern Plains and Midwest in U.S. cow-calf production. In total, seven states now have more than one million beef cows, including Texas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Nebraska, South Dakota, Montana, and Kansas. When combined, the top 10 beef cow states account for roughly 15.8 million head, representing about 57% of the entire U.S. beef cow herd, highlighting how heavily concentrated beef production remains across the central and Plains regions of the country.

🐄🇺🇸 Top 10 States With the Most Beef Cows (2026) 🇺🇸🐄

📊 Total U.S. Beef Cow Inventory: 27.6 million head

🥇 Texas — 4,045,000 head (14.65%) 🤠🔥
🥈 Oklahoma — 1,966,000 head (7.12%) 🌾🐂
🥉 Missouri — 1,806,000 head (6.54%) 🌄
4️⃣ Nebraska — 1,560,000 head (5.65%) 🌽🐄
5️⃣ South Dakota — 1,450,000 head (5.25%) ❄️🐂
6️⃣ Montana — 1,232,000 head (4.46%) 🏔️
7️⃣ Kansas — 1,145,000 head (4.15%) 🌻
8️⃣ North Dakota — 891,000 head (3.23%) 🌬️
9️⃣ Florida — 872,000 head (3.16%) 🌴🐄
🔟 Kentucky — 862,000 head (3.12%) 🌳

U.S. CATTLE REPORT 🐄🇺🇸 https://www.nationalbeefwire.com/u-s-cattle-report 🐄🇺🇸

📡 Salebarns interested in broadcasting or promoting their sales with DVAuction and/or Feeder Flash – contact Rob Cook at 📧 [email protected] to get started!

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11/21/2025

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⚠️ 𝗘𝗛𝗩-𝟭 𝗢𝘂𝘁𝗯𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗸: With the ongoing outbreak of EHV-1 in Texas, it's more important than ever to be aware of how this potentially deadly strain of herpesvirus spreads. Click the link in the comments for a concise fact sheet, outlining what you need to know. (We've also made the information available as a downloadable PDF you can print out and post at the barn.)