Weather Impacts Cattle Market as Snow Slows Trade
Snow and blizzard conditions across the south central and high plains regions hampered livestock movement and pushed prices higher in many markets. Midwest terminals saw steers and heifers rise to about 62 to 66 dollars, while slaughter cows and bulls gained as demand stayed strong despite reduced slaughter rates.
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Wisconsin milk output up 5.4 percent from year ago
November Wisconsin total milk production reached 1 987 million pounds up 5.4 percent from November 1986 with 1 866 000 cows down 0.9 percent from a year earlier and output per cow at 1 065 pounds. Nationwide 21 leading states show a 2.6 percent gain and prices for January Class II are set around 11 20 to 11 34 per hundredweight amid market activity and CCC purchases.
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Beef vote date floated for national beef checkoff poll
The Beef Promotion and Research Board proposed May 10 1988 as the referendum date. Voting will occur at county extension offices with absentee ballots via state extension service. Eligibility includes owners of bovine animals, with family firms, corporations, and partnerships each receiving one vote. 4 H and FFA beef project members get one vote. JoAnn Smith urged informed participation.
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