How much are feeder pigs going for?

From the National Direct Delivered Feeder Pig Report The low to high range was $49.00 – $65.00. Formula-priced weaners were down $1.32 this week at $47.77. Cash traded feeder pig reported volume was below average with 7,180 head reported. Cash feeder pig reported prices were $70.33, up $5.21 per head from last week.

How much is a 250 lb pig worth?

For the 250 pound hogs yielding more than 75 percent the total wholesale weight is 31,861pounds and is valued at $26,582 or $132.91 per head.

How much are pigs worth per pound?

Finished hanging weight was approximately 150 pounds per pig, which means about $2.50 per pound hanging weight. Local farms charge $4 per pound hanging weight, and then charge the buyer for slaughtering and butchering fees on top of that. The same pig, purchased from a local farm would have cost around $600.

How much does a 40 pound pig cost?

How much do feeder pigs cost per head?

All feeder pigs 7.00 per head higher. Demand moderate for moderate offerings. Receipts include 37% formulated prices. NOTE: Prices are quoted on a per head basis delivered to the buyers farm. These prices include freight and fees on a farm to farm basis.

When do feeder pigs sell at Kidron auction?

Feeder pigs sell every Thursday at 1:00 PM in the feeder pig barn. Feeder Pig Consignors: Please have your pigs into our barn by 11:30am. Buyers: If you wish to pull a pig from a group please do so before 12:00pm. As of July 1, 2020 we are no longer accepting Boars over 350#’s. Kidron Swap Meet 1st Saturday of each month at this location.

How big are the openings in a pig feeder?

About 60 hogs per feeder. 12 feed openings. Trough diameter: 55 inches. Trough depth: 5 inches. Hopper diameter: 57 inches. Overall heights are 59, 75 and 91 inches respectively.

What is the average price of a pig?

These prices include freight and fees on a farm to farm basis. Most lots of 40-60 weight pigs have a sliding value from the negotiated weight basis which is calculated on the actual average weight of the load plus or minus .25-.40 per pound.

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