Steer Market Steady With Mixed Results Across Regions
Slaughter steers were mostly steady at South St. Paul through Friday, with heifers steady to 50 cents higher and cows up to $1. Slaughter bulls ranged to $1 lower. Midwest terminals showed steady to 25 cents lower trends, while Texas Oklahoma and Western Kansas rose $1 to $1.50. Feeder steers and heifers posted varied gains, and hogs weakened in Western and Eastern Cornbelt markets. Slaughter lambs stayed steady to weak except Sioux Falls where lambs rose $2 to $4.
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Wisconsin milk shipments rise as shortages persist
Madison reports 122 spot loads of Wisconsin whole milk shipped interstate for the week ending Oct 2, up from 86 last week and 17 in the 1985 comparable week. Florida, Texas, Tennessee, Georgia, Louisiana, and Mississippi received portions while overall 1986 totals approach 961 spot loads. Butter and cheese prices held steady. August butter output fell 24 percent from 1985. CCC purchases rose to 12.6 billion pounds. Joe Stellato to lead Waukesha County agricultural agent role starting Dec 1, after serving as Iowa County agent since 1984.
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