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Cattle Tales: Moo-ving Markets, Beefy Margins

Cattle Tales: Moo-ving Markets, Beefy Margins

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This is your Daily Live Cattle Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.

You are listening to the Daily Live Cattle Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. I am Vanessa, and today we are talking about what is happening right now in the live cattle market, including the latest live cattle futures price, cash cattle trends, and what it all might mean for your bottom line.

Let us start with the headline number everyone is searching for today. According to Pro Farmer and Brownfield Ag News, February live cattle futures closed around two hundred thirty dollars and fifty five cents per hundredweight, up about one dollar on the day. Farm Progress shows nearby live cattle contracts in that same general range a little above the low two twenties to upper two twenties, with the August twenty twenty five contract last trade around two hundred twenty seven dollars per hundredweight. So if you are looking up current live cattle prices or live cattle futures today, you are going to see that two hundred thirty neighborhood show up a lot.

On the cash side, DTN and The Ag Center Cattle Report both note that last week fed cash cattle moved sharply higher. Southern live cattle traded mostly at about two hundred thirty dollars live, up roughly six dollars from the previous week, while Northern dressed trade ran in the three hundred fifty three to three hundred fifty five dollar dressed range, up ten to twelve dollars. That is a big weekly jump and it helped feedlots clean up showlists and get very current going into the holiday period.

Now, where do we go from here. DTN is suggesting the cash cattle market may be done rallying until after the New Year because packers now have a surplus of cattle lined up and are less pressed to chase inventory. That can cap upside in live cattle futures, which have been bumping up against their hundred day moving average. The Ag Center also points out that packer margins have slipped as cattle costs rose and boxed beef prices eased, so packers may trim slaughter volumes a bit, which could keep cash prices steady to slightly softer in the very short term.

For you as a cattle producer, hedger, or feeder following live cattle prices day to day, here are a few quick takeaways. First, that two hundred thirty area in both futures and cash is an important reference point for marketing decisions right now. Second, with volatility elevated and some analysts calling the latest pullback a healthy correction inside a longer term uptrend, this is a good time to review your risk management, look at your breakevens, and consider whether short term rallies are chances to lock in margins. Third, pay attention to slaughter numbers, carcass weights, and any shifts in holiday beef demand, because they are driving a lot of this price action underneath the surface.

If you want to stay on top of current live cattle prices, live cattle futures, and daily cattle market news, make this podcast part of your routine. That is it for today on the Daily Live Cattle Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. Thanks for listening, take care of yourself and your herd, and be sure to subscribe and tune in next time for your next live cattle price update.

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