– Chris Penrose, Extension Educator, Ag and Natural Resources, Morgan County Some suggest hay yields are half of normal. Is that the result of late freezes, or more timely harvest this year? I hope you are not having the hay season I am having. While the quality of my hay is good, my yields are [...]
More feeder cattle are staying home as prices falter in the face of COVID-19
Feeder cattle numbers were down a bit from last week, but year over year, volume is still much higher. Prices were lower.
The cash market for fed cattle held its ground on better volume.
It’s situation normal in the beef complex following the major market disruption in August.
There are no simple answers to current economic challenges. Whatever the answers are, I’m betting they have more to do with working together to find solutions, rather than lobbing mud at one another.
It’s tempting to keep cows over the winter and wait for a better market. Here’s a look at the numbers.
Rabobank expects beef demand is set for another year of trend growth in North America.
It’s tempting to keep cows over the winter and wait for a better market. Here’s a look at the numbers.
Ed Czerwien, market analyst based in Amarillo, Texas, offers a concise summary of last week's beef cutout trade.
