The January USDA Cattle on Feed report reveals a sharp decline in feedlot inventories, kicking off the year with 11.45 ...

Cattle on feed numbers decline 3% year-over-year as Mexico import ban and low domestic inventory continue to tighten supplies ...

Guided by family, fueled by passion and committed to advocacy, Kent Bamford turned a small Colorado feedyard into a platform ...

High demand for beef and tight supplies will keep driving cattle prices this year, an ag economist predicted at the 57th ...

Cattle feeders and packers were in a standoff most of the week, with beef packers able to push the Monday-Thursday average lower for the five direct-market areas falling $1.23 to $153.84. Cash trading ...

The pendulum continues swinging toward cattle feeders as cash prices jumped $3 last week and left packers with their largest negative margins in nearly six years. Average cattle feeding margins were ...

February live cattle (LEG26) on Friday rose $2.525 to $234.90 and for the week were up $2.75. March feeders (GFH26) gained $0 ...

Fewer cattle and reduced beef production expected to drive prices higher in 2026 despite recent market volatility and trade issues.

USDA’s cattle on feed report showed a 3% drop in inventory as New World screwworm’s impact felt in Southern Plains.

Using rental acreage stockpiling can help ease rotational pressure on the home farm, provide protection during drought years, ...

Compared to last week, steers and heifers sold steady to 5.00 lower. Demand for steer and heifer calves continues to be good. Buyers were willing to take on calves this week as that segment of the ...