Weekly recaps › Week of Sep 28 › Oklahoma Panhandle
Oklahoma Panhandle: cattle market recap, week of Sep 28, 2026
1 of 1 barn reported a sale to USDA Sep 28–Oct 4, 3,157 head reported.
Light week for this region: fewer than 2 barns with a sale to compare. The numbers below are real, but there is too little to call a regional trend.
Steers ▼ down
1 class up, 3 down, 0 flat, across 4 barn weight classes compared.
Median change −$9.43/cwt. Each is one barn's head-weighted average at its latest sale this week vs its sale before.
Heifers ▼ down
0 classes up, 2 down, 0 flat, across 2 barn weight classes compared.
Median change −$8.24/cwt. Each is one barn's head-weighted average at its latest sale this week vs its sale before.
Biggest movers
Rises
- +$10.57 Beaver, Steers 500–599 lb $422.93 on Sep 29 vs Sep 22 · 522 head
Falls
- −$17.57 Beaver, Steers 600–699 lb $361.66 on Sep 29 vs Sep 22 · 149 head
- −$14.86 Beaver, Heifers 600–699 lb $327.03 on Sep 29 vs Sep 22 · 77 head
- −$12.14 Beaver, Steers 700–799 lb $339.54 on Sep 29 vs Sep 22 · 116 head
- −$6.71 Beaver, Steers 800–899 lb $329.16 on Sep 29 vs Sep 22 · 259 head
- −$1.62 Beaver, Heifers 500–599 lb $352.53 on Sep 29 vs Sep 22 · 302 head
$/cwt change in one barn's head-weighted average for a weight class, latest sale this week vs that barn's sale before (no more than 13 days earlier). Only classes with at least 10 head at the latest sale are ranked.
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Region: Oklahoma barns west of 100.0°W (the Panhandle's east line). Flat means a change under $1/cwt. USDA AMS Market News reports, averaged by Cownty (Medium and Large 1 and 1-2 lots, weighted by head; under 3 head is not averaged). Past sales, not a quote.
Cownty is not affiliated with USDA or with these sale barns.