James Mitchel, livestock economist for the University of Arkansas System Division of Agriculture, said the elevated prices are due to the slight reduction in U.S. cattle inventory, paired with the steep curve of supply and demand in livestock marketing.
Since launching in Kansas less than two years ago, the program has gained traction, with more than 100 coaches, athletic directors and trainers embracing its benefits and receiving weekly sports nutrition topics to share with both athletes and parents.
A new House bill offers farmers help in protecting livestock from growing black vulture threats by easing outdated laws and simplifying action through annual reporting.
Over the 14-month period evaluated, 525-pound bull calves were discounted $88 per head compared to same weight steers while 625-pound bull calves were discounted $125 per head compared to same weight steers.
Owners and managers of feedlots should conduct their own assessment of late-term death risk for cattle they might consider feeding longer. Some ideas are presented at the end of this article.
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