Agriculture · Auction

Gainesville Livestock Auction

The Gainesville Livestock Auction is a historic sale barn serving the local cattle community.

Mon, 28 Sep 2026 Gainesville Livestock Auction Gainesville , Missouri
The Gainesville Livestock Auction in Gainesville, Missouri, is a historic landmark that has served the local agricultural community for decades. Specializing in all phases of the cattle business, the auction provides a vital service for farmers and ranchers in the region. With a reputation for excellence and a commitment to the industry, the sale barn remains a cornerstone of the local economy. Join us for our regular auctions and experience the tradition of the Gainesville livestock market.

What to Expect

A professional livestock auction focused on cattle sales.

Who Should Attend

  • Farmers
  • Ranchers
  • Livestock buyers
  • Agricultural community members

Agenda Overview

The auction takes place at the Gainesville Livestock Auction facility on Highway 160 W.
Venue & Address
Gainesville Livestock Auction
US-160
Gainesville , Missouri – 65655
United States
Organizer
Gainesville Livestock Auction · Business
The Gainesville Livestock Auction is a family-owned business specializing in cattle sales.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the focus?
The cattle business.
Where is it located?
Highway 160 W, Gainesville, MO.
Is it open to the public?
It is primarily for those involved in the livestock industry.
Is this recurring?
Yes, auctions are held on a regular schedule.
How do I get more info?
Check the Gainesville Livestock Auction Facebook page or website.
Is it a historic site?
Yes, the sale barn was built in 1949.
Tags
Agriculture Livestock Auction Gainesville Cattle Missouri Farming
Summary
A historic livestock auction and sale barn.
Reference: dvauction.com
Highlights
  • Historic sale barn
  • Cattle business specialization
  • Agricultural service
  • Local farming community
  • Tradition of excellence
  • Livestock market
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