Chicago Feeder Cattle Show Nets Over a Million Dollars
A record 257 carloads of feeder calves sold for over a million dollars at the 7th annual Chicago Feeder Cattle Show and Sale at the Chicago Stock Yards. The sale set a higher average per cwt than last year with steers and heifers averaging around $44 per cwt. Grand champion calves weighed about 428 pounds and were exhibited by Fred C. DeBarard of Kremmling Colorado.
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Americans to eat more meat in 1952 say USDA forecast
The USDA foresees per person meat consumption rising to about 144 pounds in 1952 from 141 pounds in 1951. Beef and veal gains dominate with some higher quality beef, lamb and mutton inch up from a record low, pork slightly higher early in 1952, and chicken and turkey production stabilizing near 1951 highs.
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Experts Forecast Greater Cattle Slaughter in 1952
Experts foresee a notable rise in cattle slaughter in 1952 after five years of decline. Analysts cite low current slaughter, expanding farm inventories, and question how soon the increase will occur and its impact on prices.
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