Direct cash cattle trade activity is quiet. At Thursday’s start, no bids have been renewed yet. Some trade has developed in the North at $345 dressed, which is $10.00 lower than the previous week’s weighted average. But there’s yet to be a good test in the South. Boxed beef is lower. Choice is $1.66 lower at $383.47. Select […]
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