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Retail all-fresh beef prices have continued to increase with September at $7.82/lb., a new record high monthly retail price.
Mon November 06, 2023
For the week, fed cattle trade in the Southern and Northern regions was mostly steady in light trade. Feeder cattle and stocker calves were about 1.50 higher.
Sat November 04, 2023
Sales hurt by high cost and uncertainty about the health benefits of plant-based meat.
Fri November 03, 2023
The theory behind the "Bullish/Bearish Indicator" is when the public reaches a consensus, they are usually wrong.
Fri November 03, 2023
Unemployment rate rises to 3.9%, highest since start of 2022; Investors viewed report as evidence the Fed won’t raise rates.
Fri November 03, 2023
According to USDA, over 40 million acres of U.S. agricultural land are owned by foreign investors and companies.
Thu November 02, 2023
The Southwest and South/Southeast saw the greatest degradations this week.
Thu November 02, 2023
A response often heard after tallying up the numbers is, “Does it really cost that much?”
Thu November 02, 2023
Fed cites ‘tighter financial and credit conditions’ that are likely to weigh on ‘strong’ economy.
Wed November 01, 2023
The United States produced 17.6% of the world’s beef using only 6.1% of the world’s cattle.
Wed November 01, 2023
Most of Oklahoma has received significant rain in the past week reviving hopes for wheat pasture.
Tue October 31, 2023
71% of Corn Crop harvested compared to 59% last week, 74% last year, and the 5-Year Average of 66%.
Mon October 30, 2023
Last week's Feeder & Stocker Cattle Marketings were 0.06% above than 3 Year Average.
Mon October 30, 2023
A classic El Niño-driven regime is forecast to dominate U.S. weather this winter, after its opposite climate phenomenon La Nina held on tightly for the past three years.
Sat October 28, 2023
For the week, fed cattle trade in the South was steady with Northern trade 1.00 lower. Feeder cattle and stocker calves were about 7.00 lower.
Sat October 28, 2023
The economy picked up speed in the third quarter thanks to the big burst of consumer spending, but it can’t be sustained.
Fri October 27, 2023
The theory behind the "Bullish/Bearish Indicator" is when the public reaches a consensus, they are usually wrong.
Fri October 27, 2023
Unelected globalists are using the pretext of “reducing nitrogen emissions” to shut down the global farming industry.
Thu October 26, 2023
The Southwest and South/Southeast saw the greatest degradations this week.
Thu October 26, 2023
Consumer spending, the main engine of U.S. growth, rose at a 4% clip from July to September, the government said Thursday.
Thu October 26, 2023
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