Requirements

Member
Calves must be weaned on farm 45 days in advance of take-in date for sale.
Calves need to have:
- Option 1: (2) 7-way shots, and (2) BoviShield 5 Gold, (1) One Shot, (One Shot Ultra can be used and count for the second 7-way shot also), dewormed, and tagged with a CVCA or VQA tag.
- Option 2: (2) 7-way shots, and (2) InForce 3 and (1) BoviShield 5 Gold, (1) One Shot BVD if given with InForce3, dewormed, and tagged with a CVCA or VQA tag.
- Option 3: (2) 7-way shots, and (2) Pyramid 5 (can use Pyramid 5 Presponse SQ for one of the Pyramid 5 shots), (1) Presponse SQ if combo is not used, dewormed, and tagged with a CVCA or VQA tag.

Minimum weight of calves is 500 lbs.
Consignors must own the calves from birth for in barn sales (purchased calves cannot be commingled with other CVCA producer’s calves in-barn sales).
Purchased calves must be owned for at least 60 days and you must have at least a full load (50,000) to be able to sell under your name as CVCA cattle.
Birth dates recommended. Sires for home raised calves need to meet VQA standards.
Shots must be given to calves between 4 months of age and two weeks before the sale.
Vaccinations must be done per label directions and processing map filled out.
Calves must grade muscle score #1 or #2 to sell and score a M or L on frame. Consignors are responsible for taking any reject cattle back home on all take-ins for special CVCA sales.

Member
Calves must be weaned on farm two weeks in advance of take-in date.
Calves need to have:
- Option 1: (2) 7-way shots, (1) BoviShield 5 Gold on farm before delivery.
- Option 2: (2) 7-way shots, (2) InForce 3 on farm before delivery.
- Option 3: (2) 7-way shots, (1) Pyramid 5 on farm before delivery.
Calves will be given:
- Option 1: BoviShield 5 Gold and One Shot Ultra and de-wormed at take-in.
- Option 2: BoviShield 5 Gold and One Shot Ultra and de-wormed at take-in.
- Option 3: Pyramid 5 Presponse SQ, and de-wormed at take-in.
Home raised and source verified with birth dates.
Minimum weight 500 lbs.
Charges for John Goodwin to precondition calves are set by John Goodwin. All payments should be made directly to them.
Calves are fed at owner’s risk for death or injury to calves. CVCA does not assume any risk nor provides any insurance on calves.

Members selling in CVCA sales assume all responsibilities and liability for assuring that the required vaccinations according to CVCA rules were given to calves.

Heifers sold in CVCA feeder calf sales are guaranteed to be open. If the buyer has a veterinarian determine that a heifer is bred, the seller of the calf will be required to reimburse the buyer $200 per bred heifer. Failure to do so will forbid the sellers opportunity to sell in CVCA sales until payment is made.

Steers sold in CVCA feeder calf sales are guaranteed not to be stags or bulls. If the buyer purchases a stag or bull, the seller will be required to reimburse the buyer $150 per stag or bull calf. Failure to do so will forfeit the sellers opportunity to sell in CVCA sales until payment is made.

CVCA does not assume any liability for calves delivered to the market or collection point.