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Oklahoma Quality Beef Network: Three-Year Summary Clement E. Ward, Professor Department of Agricultural Economics Oklahoma State University.

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1 Oklahoma Quality Beef Network: Three-Year Summary Clement E. Ward, Professor Department of Agricultural Economics Oklahoma State University

2 Market Data, 2001-03 zExtension agents and specialists recorded cattle attributes during 7 special feeder cattle auctions in 2001, 8 in 2002, and 8 in 2003 zWithout them, this summary would not be possible! zOQBN calves totaled 6,999 head in 2001, 5,214 head in 2002, and 4,169 in 2003 zData came from sales at Apache, El Reno, Enid, Holdenville, Idabel, Tulsa, Welch, and Woodward

3 Summary of OQBN Calves Sold per Sale, 2001-2003

4 Average OQBN Price Differences for Gender-Weight Groups, 2001-2003

5 Weighted Average OQBN Premium by Method 1, 2001-2003

6 OQBN Premium vs. Vaccinations Unknown, Not Weaned, 2001-2003

7 OQBN Premium vs., Vaccinations Unknown, Weaned, 2001-2003

8 Price Premium Associated with Larger Sale Lots at OQBN Sales, 2003

9 Average Premium for Selected OQBN Lots by Method 2, 2001-2003

10 Premium vs. Number of OQBN Lots (Method 2), by Sale Location Number of Lots Premium

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