An ag economist says the slaughter pace for cattle is slowing. Kenny Burdine with the University of Kentucky says the USDA had marketings down 13 percent for January in this month’s Cattle on Feed report. “I’ve got to go back to 2020 and COVID time period to find something that light,” he says. “And although that is there, […]
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