Fed cattle prices drift higher across the Midwest market
The USDA reports mixed gains across the Midwest with direct trade steady to higher in several regions. Slaughter cattle and hogs rose modestly while barrows and gilts fell, and vealers fetched 55 to 70 dollars at South St. Paul. Feeder steers and Holstein weights showed notable price ranges, with demand described as good early and easing by week's end amid broader beef price movements.
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Grain markets ease as USDA crop data nears release
Weekly grain values show wheat and corn mostly down while soybeans and feed grains drift. USDA projections indicate corn 8.27 billion bushels, soybeans 1.98 billion, sorghum 873 million, and wheat 2.5 billion with weak demand and storage concerns shaping prices.
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