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Cull cow prices were a relative bright spot in 2020 and they have started 2021 on a solid path. Seasonal peak usually occurs in late spring or early summer.
Source: @USDA_AMS #KYCattleMarkets
Another week of steady improvement for KY feeder cattle prices. The biggest improvement was again on heavy feeder cattle. Source: @USDA_AMS #KYCattleMarkets
KY cull cow prices continued their steady improvement this week. 80-85% boning cows posted their highest weekly average since the last week of March and their second highest weekly average of 2020. Source: @USDA_AMS #KYCattleMarkets
I've been very focused on prices week-to-week lately, but, just updated my monthly charts. Jan-April, 80-85% boning cows have been have been $8 per cwt higher this year than last. Source: @USDA_AMS #KYCattleMarkets
I recorded a short video discussing the Kentucky cattle market from last week. Watch it here: https://t.co/vaRveZ4wxy #KYCattleMarkets
This week's KY market summary from @USDA_AMS showed that cull cow prices held their gains from last week. Average 80-85% boning cows are firmly in the upper $50's per cwt. #KYCattleMarkets
A pretty steady week for Kentucky feeder cattle prices according to @USDA_AMS. 850 lb steers gained $1-2 per cwt and 550 lb steers fell $3-4 per cwt, but both are about where they were two weeks ago. Marketings continue to run well below year-ago levels. #KYCattleMarkets
Probably the steadiest cattle price week in KY since early March. Heavy feeders dropped $1 per cwt, calves gained around $3 per cwt, and cull cows increased nearly $6 per cwt. Source: @USDA_AMS. @KYCattlemen @UKYAgEcon #KYCattleMarkets
KY cull cow prices fell by another $1 per cwt this week. This puts them down $17 per cwt from their highs two weeks ago. Source: @USDA_AMS #KYCattleMarkets
KY feeder cattle prices pulled back again this week on a state average basis as heavy feeders fell by $3 per cwt. Calf prices fell by $7 per cwt, despite this being about their normal seasonal high. Source: @USDA_AMS #KYCattleMarkets
Last week, feeder cattle prices in KY were unable to hold their gains from the week before. Prices for heavy feeders dropped by more than $10 per cwt. Calf prices declined less, but clearly are not seeing their typical spring price gains. Source: @USDA_AMS #KYCattleMarkets
Slaughter cow and bull prices continued showing strength last week. Volatility will continue, but they have been a bring spot in these markets. Source @USDA_AMS #KYCattleMarkets
Unbelievable volatility in cattle prices the last 4 weeks! Big swings from day-to-day can make weekly data suspect, but @USDA_AMS price data from KY auctions showed huge improvement this week. Sustaining these levels next week is probably unlikely. #KYCattleMarkets
Want some positive cattle market news? @USDA_AMS weekly price data shows cull cow prices holding very well in this market. Likely a result of swift ground beef movement. #KYCattleMarkets
COVID-19 and KY cattle markets? Weekly price data from @USDA_AMS - note the drop for 850 lb steers last week. Lighter calves showing less impact, probably due to approaching spring grass and time from harvest. Stay tuned! #KYCattleMarkets
Lot size has huge price implications. Difference in load lots and singles can exceed $20 per cwt. Smaller producers note the difference in singles versus groups of 5-10 - uniformity matters! You want calves to group easily when selling! #KYCattleMarkets
A chart I use in a lot of extension programs. Over the last 10 years, a 550 lb steer has outsold a 550 lb bull by a little over $11 per cwt in Kentucky auction markets. @KYCattlemen @UKYAgEcon @UKAnimalFoodSci #KYCattleMarkets Source: @USDA_AMS
Kentucky cull cow prices continue to improve from fall. 80-85% boning cows have found the mid-$50's per cwt in February on a state average basis. Source @USDA_AMS #KYCattleMarkets
KY calf prices have shown some signs of life in the new year, up $12 per cwt from October and November. Not a great market, but does provide some optimism for spring. Source: @USDA_AMS @UKYAgEcon @KYCattlemen #KYCattleMarkets
In December, Kentucky steer calf prices showed their largest month-over-month improvement since April. 550 lb M/L 1-2 steers closed out 2019 around $138 per cwt, but still nearly $5 per cwt below 2018 levels. Source @USDA_AMS
. #KYCattleMarkets #UKAgecon
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