For the week ending May 31, Western Canadian feeder cattle markets traded steady to as much as $10 lower on average. Dryer grass conditions in certain regions of Manitoba and […] Read more
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Smaller calves are going to market in record numbers, for record prices
Higher borrowing costs offset lower feed prices
Alberta's disastrous wildfires may disrupt calf marketings
Feedlots expect significantly cheaper barley come harvest
Futures continue percolating higher
Strength in deferred live cattle futures also supportive
U.S. feeder demand seen relatively sluggish