UPDATE: The annual Wasem Red Angus Production Sale just concluded today, February 19, 2026, at the WIX Barn in Richarton, ND, with impressive results that have the livestock community buzzing. Auctioneer Scott Weishaar reported that 62 yearling Red Angus bulls averaged a remarkable $7,706, while 128 yearling open Red Angus heifers brought in an average of $3,353.
This year’s sale, hosted by Chris and Jolyn Wasem alongside their daughters, Kacee and Braelyn, showcased the quality of their livestock and highlighted the growing demand for Red Angus cattle. The event attracted numerous buyers eager to invest in top-tier genetics, reflecting an upward trend in the beef market.
The sales figures illustrate not only the quality of the animals featured but also the resilience and commitment of local ranchers despite market fluctuations. “We are thrilled with the turnout and the prices achieved today,” said Chris Wasem in a statement. “It’s a testament to the hard work and dedication of everyone involved in our program.”
The strong performance of the bulls indicates a robust interest in breeding stock, which is crucial for sustaining quality herds across the region. Buyers are increasingly seeking out Red Angus for their favorable traits, including calving ease and excellent carcass quality.
As the livestock industry continues to evolve, events like the Wasem Red Angus Production Sale play a vital role in connecting producers with buyers. The success of today’s auction sets a positive tone for future sales and underscores the importance of community engagement in agriculture.
Looking ahead, the Wasem family plans to continue their commitment to quality breeding and customer satisfaction. Potential buyers should stay tuned for upcoming events, as the demand for quality livestock is expected to rise in the coming months.
For more information and updates on future sales, keep an eye on local agricultural news platforms and the Wasem Red Angus social media channels. This year’s sale not only highlights the current market but also serves as an inspiration for ranchers aiming to elevate their breeding programs.
