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Cattle Market Weekly Audio Report for Saturday, Mar. 26, 2016
2016-03-26 04:23:00| Beef
Calves traded mostly steady to $5 per cwt lower, according to the Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS). Yearlings sold steady to $5 lower early in the week and then mostly $3-$8 lower. Harsh winter weather in the Central Plains and Northern Plains reduced receipts at some auctions and restricted cattle movement during the holiday-shortened week. Audio File: FINAL-CMW-03-26-16.mp3 read more
Cattle Market Weekly Audio Report for Saturday, Mar. 19, 2016
2016-03-19 04:37:00| Beef
Calves and stocker-weight cattle traded mostly firm to $5 per cwt higher, with instances of as much as $10 higher, according to the Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS). Yearlings weighing more than 800 lbs. sold mostly $2-$5 higher. Cash fed cattle trade showed some initial promise Friday afternoon. A few live sales in the Texas Panhandle were $2 higher than last week at $140 per cwt. Audio File: FINAL-CMW-03-19-16.mp3 read more
Cattle Market Weekly Audio Report for Saturday, Mar. 12, 2016
2016-03-12 04:10:00| Beef
Calves and stocker-weight cattle traded mostly steady to firm with instances of $5 per cwt higher this week. Yearling feeder cattle weighing more than 800 pounds sold unevenly steady from $3 higher to as much as $4 lower. Audio File: FINAL-CMW-03-12-16.mp3 read more
Cattle Market Weekly Audio Report for Saturday, Mar. 28, 2015
2015-03-28 05:21:00| Beef
The second week of spring and trade was very active and demand very good as buyers were extremely aggressive to own all weights and classes of cattle," explained the USDA Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS) reporter on hand for Thursday's sale at Pratt Livestock Auction in Kansas. Feeder steers sold $8-$12 per cwt higher and feeder heifers sold firm to $8 higher. Audio File: FINALCMW032815.mp3 read more
Cattle Market Weekly Audio Report for Saturday, Mar. 21, 2015
2015-03-21 05:15:00| Beef
Calves and feeder cattle traded mostly steady to $5 on either side of steady this first week of spring, depending on location, weight, and buyer, according to the Agricultural Marketing Service (AMS). Eager bidders were abundant marking what could be a good start to the spring cattle markets. Audio File: FINALCMW032115.mp3 read more