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Southeast: Don’t forget the real thing

March 8, 2023

While corn prices are high, we sometimes forget about corn as a tool in our supplementation toolbox.

CattleFax at NCBA: Feed outlook cautiously optimistic

Lower hay and corn supplies, coupled with a decrease in the U.S. cow herd, should balance out what has been a volatile feed supply chain.

February 20, 2023

Tyrell Marchant

CattleFax Vice President of Research and Risk Management Services Mike Murphy’s message about feed prices and availability for the coming year was cautiously optimistic. Even as the end appears to be in sight for countless farmers and ranchers who have dealt with historic drought conditions across the country the past couple years, the economic effects of that drought remain.

USDA raises 2022-23 milk price projections slightly

December 9, 2022

Dave Natzke

The USDA’s December World Ag Supply and Demand Estimates and Crop Production reports provide production and price forecasts.

Impacts of Russian invasion of Ukraine on Idaho’s ag sector

September 19, 2022

Xiaoli Etienne

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has wreaked havoc on the global economy, with the toll being felt across a wide range of industries.

How high corn prices affect Choice-Select spread

March 11, 2022

Brenda Boetel

Last week, Elliott Dennis discussed the relationship between corn price and feeder cattle placement weights and the likelihood that the industry will continue to place lighter weight cattle while corn prices remain high.

Russia’s attack on Ukraine escalates export concerns and harsh sanctions

March 1, 2022

Carrie Veselka

Global supply chains, already hit hard by the pandemic, are facing further disruption and cost inflation after Russian forces invaded Ukraine Feb. 24.

Tightening supplies

February 25, 2022

Stephen R. Koontz

Cattle and beef markets continue to show good and improving strength into 2022. The opening weeks of February communicate potential tightening of, most notably, feeder animal supplies into the summer.

CattleFax forecast: Corn and energy prices to remain elevated through 2022

February 15, 2022

Carrie Veselka

CattleFax CEO Randy Blach, joined by analysts Kevin Good and Mike Murphy, shared their projections and takeaways for the cattle, grain and energy markets in the coming year with ranchers attending the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association (NCBA) Cattle Industry Convention in Houston. CattleFax meteorologist Matt Makens also presented a global weather outlook, with some insights closer to home.

CattleFax: Inflation here to stay, corn prices to stabilize through 2021

September 3, 2021

David Cooper

The COVID-19 recovery economy has been amplified by a strong consumer demand for beef and other retail goods, said CattleFax Analyst Mike Murphy in his presentation at the National Cattlemen's Beef Association’s (NCBA) outlook seminar.

Rising feed prices call for cutting the fat in cow-calf operations

June 11, 2021

Eric Bailey

University of Missouri (MU) Extension beef nutritionist Eric Bailey says beef producers can offset rising feed prices with changes in their operations. “It’s time to literally cut the fat from cow-calf operations,” says Bailey.

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Southeast: Don’t forget the real thing

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USDA raises 2022-23 milk price projections slightly

Impacts of Russian invasion of Ukraine on Idaho’s ag sector

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Russia’s attack on Ukraine escalates export concerns and harsh sanctions

Tightening supplies

CattleFax forecast: Corn and energy prices to remain elevated through 2022

CattleFax: Inflation here to stay, corn prices to stabilize through 2021

Rising feed prices call for cutting the fat in cow-calf operations

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