AUCTION LIVESTOCK
This auction sells; lambs, sheep, goats, calves, beef cattle, pigs, rabbits, and all types of heavy fowl.
What to Expect
Crazy Ol' Goat McGee
Lawn Mower
OTHER SALES
We also auction; hay, straw, grain, firewood. We also sell eggs every week.
Livestock Cooperative Auction Market of North Jersey Inc.
HACKETTSTOWN LIVESTOCK AUCTION
Mr. Baa Black
Veterinarian
meet SOME OF OUR LIVESTOCK
Donald Downs
Avian Specialist
The Lamby Lamby Triplets
PLEASE NOTE that there is NOT an auction on December 26th. Happy Holidays!
Hay Auction will start at 10:00
Poultry Sale will start at 10:30
Livestock Auction will start at 2:00 and run straight though with no intermissions
Wanda's Café is open for Dine-in and Take-Out
Don't forget we have Brown and White Eggs for sale in the office Monday through Thursday.
Mr. Thomas Porkchop
Exotic Pet Surgeon
about our Auction...
Bessie Curds
Milk Specialist
AUCTION DATES & TIMES
Auctions are held every Tuesday with the first sale beginning at 10:30 am and ending at the last sale 5:30 pm
HACKETTSTOWN LIVESTOCK AUCTION provides the best services in auctioning livestock. We are so happy to be part of their team. Thanks, HACKETTSTOWN LIVESTOCK AUCTION
Ms. Henrietta Feathers
Grain Specialist
Testimonials
At this livestock auction, you'll get to see part of the food chain that most of us never check out. This is the place where farmers bring their cows, sheep, goats, pigs, rabbits, chickens, turkeys, and pigeons to sell, and butchers and wholesalers come to buy. If you're in this area buying locally raised meat, there's a good chance the animal you ate passed through this market.
The auction sells: sheep, lambs, goats, calves, beef cattle pigs, rabbits and all types of Heavy Fowl. In addition to livestock they also auction hay, straw, grain, firewood, and sell eggs all week.
As an independently funded co-operative the auction makes its money by taking a fee from all the livestock that is sold. This amount is based on a percentage of cost the animal was sold for.
Being in the main auction auditorium is not unlike being around the water cooler or lunchroom in any office. Farmers talk shop, discussing what is happening at work, how busy they have been and financial situations. They tell jokes and stories and laugh with each other. It is a fraternity that has endured for generations through suburban property development, mini-malls and grocery stores.
Serving an often overlooked but incredibly important role to get food on our plates, the livestock auction remains a proud part of Hackettstown history and remains the last auction left in New Jersey.