Latest News From Fed Cattle

An Indiana feed mill is now selling more grain byproducts than ever.

Farm Journal Media announced its first-ever Beef Today Cowboy College, an event designed specifically for feedlot cattle crews – processing teams, cowboy doctors and others involved in the day-to-day care and welfare of the animals

There is still a lot of rebuilding to do as cattle inventories continue to decline nationally.

Increased heifer retention is having an impact both on the fed cattle market and at the packer.

Pastures are in better condition this summer than anytime in past 10 years, that's a good sign for herd rebuilding.

Beef Today is proud to be hosting Cowboy College on Sept. 9-10, in Omaha, Neb.

Beef costs are poised to rise further as feeder-cattle futures climbed to cap the longest rally in 37 years amid mounting U.S. supply concerns.

Outstanding members of the cattle-feeding community honored at Cattle Feeders Hall of Fame Banquet.

Beef prices have yet to find a price ceiling this year as new records continued to be broken.

The beef market continues to reach new heights.

Friday morning live cattle sales were reported by USDA’s Market News service at $164 to $166.

Beef producers can copy dairy feeding practices to more precisely meet the nutrient requirements of the herd.

As the time for marketing feeder calves approaches there are several things to consider when getting ready to sell these calves to ensure the most value is received for them.

The Iowa Beef Center at Iowa State University is helping sponsor a Cattle Feeders Summer Seminar next month.

The cattle markets are on a slight decline, but it's still better than last year.

Be sure to keep your cattle cool during the summer heat.

Consumer demand has continued to push the beef markets to new levels.

When will the 2014 cattle markets hit their peak?

The cattle markets have hit the brakes a bit as the peak of grilling season arrives.

The cattle feed additive Zilmax has no noticeable detrimental effect on cattle health or well-being, according to research by scientists.

Boxed beef cutout prices set all-time highs this past week.

Both cash fed cattle prices and the futures markets saw post-holiday weakness this week, but feeder cattle bids were higher again.

What is the cost of feeding all of these light weight cattle?

The fed cattle and beef markets are seeing unprecedented prices, especially for this time in the year.

Broad industry coalition asks Congress to prevent WTO non-compliance on Country of Origin Labeling.

More light calves are entering feedlots, but overall there are fewer cattle on feed.

Cash cattle prices took out highs set back in March this week, a feat few expect from a June market.

The number of cattle entering feedlots is down 1.6% compared to last year at 10.59 million head on June 1.

The latest numbers from the June Cattle on Feed report had no surprises as the trend of fewer cattle in feedlots continues.

A new report shows the number of cattle in Kansas feedlots is down 2 percent for the lowest June inventory since 1999.

Fewer cattle and higher prices are a continuing trend with the Cattle on Feed Report.

How risky is it to feed crops that have mycotoxins to cattle?

The fed cattle market continues to be profitable despite ending the month of May on a lower point.

All areas of the beef industry continue to see higher price gains.

This past week was one for the record books in the futures market.

How does management in the stocker phase affect feedlot and carcass performance?

Taking a step back in time will help explain why stocker cattle are priced where they are.

Green Plains Inc. announced today that is has acquired the assets of Supreme Cattle Feeders from Agri Beef Co.

The cattle futures market looks bright.

The feeder cattle market is on the rise while exports continue to hold strong.

May Cattle on Feed report indicates fewer cattle in feedlots and less placements coming.

Feeder cattle are losing leverage thanks to large seasonal influx, but margins are still holding.

Domestic market growth could be coming to a standstill.

Stocker and feeder markets continued to show strength in the fact of seasonal trends that suggest the market should move lower.

Fed cattle market is on a slight decline while other markets hold steady.

A K-State livestock economist talks value of gain projections for feeder cattle in the coming months, as well as nationwide beef herd expansion.

Fewer cattle entering the packing plant means less beef in the freezer.

The temperament of cattle may have a significant impact in how they perform in the feedlot.

A new government report shows major Kansas feedlots are feeding the fewest number of cattle since 1999 for the month of May.

For the 21st month in a row the amount of cattle on feed has decreased from the previous year.