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Lean Beef Prices Start Trending Higher
In first three weeks of 2025, cow/bull slaughter is down 30%.
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Branding Excellence: Red Raider Meats
Meat market provides training opportunity for students, including winners of the 2025 Cattlemen’s Congress Collegiate Livestock Judging Contest.
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Offal, Not Awful
Most American consumers aren’t getting the full value of the beef cows we harvest.
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A Sale Barn Perspective with the Beaver Stockyards Team
To kick off Season 4, host Lynsey McAnally visits with two individuals very familiar with cattle markets and customer service. Jeff Slatten, owner of Beaver County Stockyards, shares his insight on current cattle markets, what is going well when it comes to cattle marketing, what producers can do to capitalize on the value of their cattle and how the staff at Beaver County keep their buyers and sellers coming back for more each week. Layne Conkle, voice of the Beaver County Stockyard market report, shares more about how marketing cattle has changed the last several years.
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Cattle & Beef Markets: 2024 in Review
The year 2024 did little to answer the question of when the herd rebuild will begin. In many ways, it proved to be more of a sideways move rather than make noticeable progress in the beef industry.
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Five New Year’s Resolutions for 2025
Oklahoma State University’s Mark Johnson offers considerations for cow-calf operators to increase profits in the coming year.
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Market Closeout
AngusLink creates “reputation” cattle for most buyers, it provides the verified documentation that reduces risk and gives buyers the confidence to pay premiums, and the information they need to manage and market them more effectively.
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Final Fall 2024 Show-Me-Select Sale Sets Record
The Northeast Missouri Show-Me-Select Replacement Heifer Sale averaged $3,599 this December, setting a record.
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In the Cattle Markets
Anticipating supplies will be tighter in 2025, along with no significant signs of heifer retention or rebuilding, it makes sense prices will continue to be high in 2025 and possibly into 2026.
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