Offer
Brussels Livestock is a livestock auction service that hosts three weekly sales.
- Tuesday: Fed cattle and butcher bulls and cows
- Thursdays: an assortment of veal calves, drop calves, sheep and goats
- Fridays: stocker calves and yearlings
Brussels Livestock also hosts specialty livestock auctions and equipment auctions throughout the year. We also offer cattle processing services for stockers, and charting services for export cattle.
Friday, August 22, 2025:
Calling for 700 head:
~ 45 yearling black steers. Vaccinated. Bought In Westerns. No Implants.
~ 49 yearling steers. Vaccinated. Bought In, No Implants. Off Grass.
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Next Bred Cow Sale:
Saturday, September 27, 2025
Consignment Welcome!!
Bred Cows, Cow/Calf Pairs, Breeder Bulls, Heifers ready to Breed
To consign:
email: info@brusselslivestock.ca; Office: 519-887-6461
Mark Ferraro: 519-492-0181 / Matt Ferraro: 519-313-0583 / Chris Ferraro: 519-323-8025
Jacob Ferraro: 289-987-9636 / Ed Franken: 519-369-4072 / Dave Jacob: 519-276-1575
Fall Special Sale Schedule
Simmental Influence – Friday, October 10, 2025
Charolais Influence – Friday, October 24, 2025
Angus & Hereford Influence – Friday, November 7, 2025
To prebook your cattle call:
Office: 519-887-6461
Kevin McArter: 519-357-0594
Mark Ferraro: 519-492-0181
Matt Ferraro: 519-313-0583
Chris Ferraro: 519-323-8025
Office Email: info@brusselslivestock.ca
Serving Ontario as a full-service livestock auction house
Since 1953, Brussels Livestock has been one of Ontario’s largest and most trusted livestock auction houses. For almost 70 years, Brussels has been connecting sellers and buyers, ensuring mutual success and fair market value for their livestock. The company came under the ownership of Mark and Cindy Ferraro in 2011.
Brussels Livestock hosts three weekly sales, with additional sale days in the busy spring and fall seasons. In addition to its regular slate of services, the auction house hosts Vaccinated Calves & Yearling sales and the Huron County 4H Show and Sale on Thanksgiving weekend. Arranging buyers to buy their products is a way to encourage the younger generation to stay in the industry. Seeding the next generation of livestock producers is an important consideration in a time when many younger people are leaving the industry behind.
As the largest auction house in Ontario, Brussels Livestock has the capacity to accommodate thousands of cattle; the facility’s primary pens can hold up to 3,500-head of cattle while the feed pens can hold another 3,000. The auction house also features a large sales ring, government-inspected scales, buyer support from Canadian and U.S. packers, veterinary inspection of cattle and large and small pens, allowing each consignor’s cattle to be housed separately.