During the project, a methodology for organizing mobile livestock auctions will be prepared - a description of procedures and requirements, a special auction organization program will be created, the necessary equipment will be purchased, at least two auctions (meat and breeding materials) will be organized, the economic effect of farms selling livestock will be assessed.

Those farms that have sold the animal to a buying agent, and often on a live weight basis, will have the opportunity to sell the cattle at real market value after the implementation of the project and the introduction of mobile auctioning practices. This will encourage the grower to grow better quality products. The quality of cattle is currently unsatisfactory, there is no incentive to improve feed quality and larger rations. Annual slaughter results show that good quality meat makes up only a small fraction. The organization of auctions would allow for competition between buyers. If the selling price of cattle in Lithuania increases by at least 5%, the income of breeders would have to increase by approximately 10 million EUR per year. Livestock farmers are expected to be interested in selling cattle at auctions in the hope of better selling prices. This would encourage greater competition for the purchase of cattle for slaughter and the successful technical implementation of the project where there was almost no sales option. Auctioning of livestock according to the quality or breeding value of the cattle at the highest bid price would lead to higher incomes for high-cattle and good-quality cattle. On average, the purchase price of carcasses for cattle of good yield, high lean meat and higher weight range would be increased by about 18%.