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Superior Livestock Auction's "Week in the Rockies" - July 6-10, 2020
SUPERIOR SUNRISE AT 8:30 AM (CDT)
VIDEO AUCTION AT 9:00 AM (CDT)
MONDAY, JULY 6
HOLSTEINS & CORRIENTES
REGION 3/4/5/6 FEEDER STEERS
REGION 3/4/5/6 FEEDER HEIFERS
REGION 1 & 2 FEEDER STEERS
REGION 1 & 2 FEEDER HEIFERS
BRED STOCK
TUESDAY, JULY 7
REGION 2 WEANED CALVES & CALVES ON COWS FROM
KANSAS, NEBRASKA, SOUTH DAKOTA & WYOMING
BEEF DAIRY CROSSES
WEDNESDAY, JULY 8
REGION 2 WEANED CALVES & CALVES ON COWS FROM
COLORADO
THURSDAY, JULY 9
REGION 1 & 2 WEANED CALVES & CALVES ON COWS FROM
MONTANA, CALIFORNIA, IDAHO & UTAH
FRIDAY, JULY 10
REGION 5 & 6 WEANED CALVES & CALVES ON COWS
REGION 3 WEANED CALVES & CALVES ON COWS
Superior Livestock Announces Location Change for Week In The Rockies
2020 has been a year of adapting and changes for many, and Superior Livestock is in that same position. At this time we are reaching out to let you know about updates to our Corn Belt Classic (June 11th), Tallgrass (June 18th), Big Sky Roundup (June 24th & 25th) and Week In The Rockies (July 6th-10th) auctions; in a dedicated effort to abide by current CDC guidelines and manage anticipated crowd size we will also be broadcasting these auctions from SpringHill Suites ballroom in the Fort Worth Stockyards.
CLICK HERE FOR A FULL STATEMENT REGARDING LOCATION CHANGE
BQA's History of Industry Advancement
For 30 years, the NCBA’s Beef Quality Assurance (BQA) Program has been a guiding light for cattle producers across the U.S. With origins as a self-help program created to address quality issues, BQA has evolved into a comprehensive industry standard thanks to the tremendous improvement in beef quality and consumer demand seen after its implementation. Today, BQA continues to see success with more than 200,000 verified certifications, proof that cattle producers want to ensure they are doing things the right way.
BQA advisory group members, state coordinators, and program staff stay on top of current issues, holding meetings quarterly and conducting thorough industry audits, known as the National Beef Quality Audit, every five years. Most recently, BQA leadership found cattle transportation was an area needing improvement due to the number of cattle experiencing bruising and stress. In response, the BQA Transportation course was created.
While nearly every producer wants what’s best for their cattle, not all are quick to adopt a standard program such as BQA.