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It was a very lofty week for live cattle futures, as February and April contracts crossed $200 per contract for the first time. Cash cattlemarkets traded above $200 average last week for the first time ever, Read More
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This week held no big surprises in the beef markets. While markets were lower last week, Anne Wasko of Gateway Livestock Exchange surmised that would continue into this week and says that it has. The dressed market in the U.S. The dressed market in the U.S.
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There’s always something to cover in the beef and cattlemarkets, but this week marks a decidedly non-volatile week in trading. Anne Wasko, with the Gateway Livestock Exchange, brings an update from the south to the north and from beef prices to live weights in this episode of the Beef Market Update. The theme of.
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cattlemarkets this week, with trades coming in at around $2 less than last week, whereas the choice cutout held steady. While it may feel as though cutout is struggling a bit, Anne Wasko, of Gateway Livestock Exchange, reminds us in this week’s Beef Market Update. The summer doldrums seem to be hitting the U.S.
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