Greg Henderson

Greg Henderson is Editorial Director of Drovers.

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“Too big, too fat, too inconsistent,” is how Hop Dickinson, former CEO of the American Hereford Association, described cattle in the 1990s.
Downward slide in prices expected to ease, but still trending lower.
U.S. cattle producers are in the midst of aggressive expansion.
You’ll want to watch the first quarter of Sunday’s Super Bowl when Chevrolet debuts its 60-second commercial. But we have a sneak peak if you just can’t wait.
Both packers and feeders are operating with positive margins.
Expansion of the U.S. cattle herd will test consumer demand
Cash cattle prices took a drubbing this week with fed cattle prices $4 to $5 lower at $144 to $145 per cwt. Dressed sales were reported $4 to $6 lower at $228 per cwt.
The Beef Industry Long Range Plan includes strategies for a stronger industry.
Cattle markets held steady to stronger as the seasonal bump in demand from Memorial Day, Father’s Day and 4th of July lies ahead.
Cattle market fundamentals may remain favorable, but April’s expected rally has fizzled. Both feeder and fed cattle traded significantly lower this week, with cash fed cattle prices now $9 lower than just three weeks ago.