Feed cattle prices slide as slaughter values dip across Midwest
Slaughter cattle prices were mostly lower last week with live prices pressured by a softer wholesale carcass market. Buyers stayed selective amid a $10-$12 per hundredweight gap between higher and mid grade carcasses. Midwest markets showed mixed moves: steers and heifers mostly steady to lower, with regional variations. Vealers rose modestly while replacement calves stayed steady. hogs also declined in direct trade with barrows and gilts easing in most markets.
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Pest information hot line and hog market notes
A newly available Integrated Pest Management hot line provides evapotranspiration data for the past three days and a weekly pest synopsis, with several data sites listed. Wisconsin hog prices show weak to 50 cent declines across U.S. 1-2 weights and week-to-week slaughter, with various regional quotes and weights reported.
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Deutz Allis
L’s Garage Inc
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Pardeeville
Columbia County
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Nolan
Lloyd
Westfield
Oxford
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Wade
Howard
J.D
Corn Head
Anon
Oliver
New Wes
Portage
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P.S
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Gea Ree
Deere
Service Dan
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Darrel
Joe
Ito
Larry Bob
West Field
Karol
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4Naupun Equipment CO
Waupun
Kurt
Ree
Jerry
Vermeer Ealer
Wwew
Hesston
Esaf
Southwestern
Wisconsin Round Baler
Koenecke EC
Reedsb
Jipment Inc
KOVAR
Hiniker
Fou Hall
N.H
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ULM. & Hay Mu
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C.H. & Hay
R.N. & Hay
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Wetmore
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Harvard
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