Cattle prices set for decline amid packer pressure
Lou Burkley predicts cattle prices will fall 50 to 75 cents per hundred as packers curb advances. He notes high feeder costs and widespread stock held in San Antonio region make feeding unprofitable, while prospects remain for a future price drop and cautious buying. The article cites conditions across West Texas, Amarillo and San Antonio markets and warns of shelter and welfare concerns for cattle during harsh weather.
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Hest Alford Cattle Shelter Disputed Weather Lessons
Old style range management proves inadequate this winter as local dairies and ranchers debate humane cattle sheltering. Severe cold tests profit motives and care capacity, prompting calls for improved protections and cooperative solutions.
Cattle Market Reports Mixed Outlook in New Mexico
In Carlsbad New Mexico reports indicate cattle trading remains active with buyers seeking strong prices despite severe weather. Cattlemen note losses from recent snows and sleet but expect seasonal improvements as ground thaws and pasture recovers. Local ranchers like Ussery and Abi Helene gauge conditions and adjust marketing plans.
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Cattlemen Weigh Drift Fence Order With Spring Outlook
Paso County reports cattlemen busy with feed and supplies as optimism grows for cattle value this year. A land office order at Roswell demands removal of drift fences within days, prompting frustration but expected compliance despite logistical hurdles.
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Weather notes from New Mexico and Santa Fe cold spell
A garbled report discusses unusually cold conditions in New Mexico. It mentions Santa Fe Las Vegas and Raton, noting temperatures below freezing and comparisons to Las Vegas Optic coverage. The piece references wind, cloud cover, and a shift in weather patterns affecting storage forecasts and local expectations.
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Crered teamerhbages at Luts
Incomplete readable text describes a medical or treatment scenario with several unclear names and references. Core facts are obscured, but mentions patients or subjects seeking treatment with no clear benefit and various medical terms. Entities and specifics are too garbled to extract coherent events or outcomes.
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Flood Recovery Efforts Spread Across New Mexico Territory
The report notes flood damage and recovery actions in Roswell, Alamogordo, and Santa Fe areas. It mentions a cannery project near Roswell, vaccination drives in Silber City, and school funding crises forcing closures or reduced hours. Local officials, lenders, and editors are named in the erratic account.
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