The USDA has raised 2025 beef and broiler production outlooks, while cutting expectations for pork, turkey, and eggs. Beef production is estimated at 26.7 billion pounds, up 15 million from March on heavier dressed weights and higher slaughter paces for cows and bulls, with an average steer price of $206 per hundredweight, $6 higher, and […]
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