Austin Beery holds his chicken during the 4-H Auction Friday at the Kosciusko County Fair.

WARSAW — The 2016 Kosciusko County 4-H Livestock Auction brought in a total of $414,064.19 from individual livestock buyers plus an additional $4,885.42 from the Buyers Support Group for a grand total of $418,950.41. There were 516 total lots sold.

This total is up $1,406.13 from 2015’s auction and up 41 sale lots.

The previous sale total record was in 2014 with $437,674.79 and the record number of total lots sold was  558 lots.

Sales totals are:

• Beef, 28 entries, totaling  $99,852.55.
• Dairy, 44 entries, totaling $25,475.
• Dairy Calf Feeder Steer, 36 entries, totaling $48,053.77.
• Dairy Steer, 11 entries, totaling, $28,514.10.
• Goats, 54 entries, totaling $27,590.
• King Kiss raising $3,000.
• Pork Loins, 10 entries, raising $2,475
• Poultry, 144 entries, totaling $48,776.66
• Queen Kiss raising $1,700.
• Rabbit, 27 entries, totaling $9,840.
• Ribeyes, 10 entries, raising $2,300.
• Sheep, 28 entries, totaling, $20,050.
• Swine, 121 entries, raising $101,323.33.

To see the results of the Sale of Champions go to: Community Support Alive At 4-H Auction.