USDA has trimmed its 2026 red meat production projections while increasing expectations for poultry. Beef production is estimated 24.802 billion pounds, a drop of 75 million from September on light carcass weights and declining steer and heifer slaughter, with an average steer price of $237.56 per hundredweight, up $.21, and higher imports, unchanged exports, and […]
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