The USDA’s latest hogs and pig report estimates the smallest breeding herd in more than a decade. Ever.Ag Chief Livestock Economist Lee Schulz says producers continue to pull back sows in production as productivity improves. “We have fewer sows today than we did a year ago,” he says. “If you consider anything like a similar […]
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All is quiet in cash cattle country this morning, with bids and asking prices not established as of yet. Significant trade
All is quiet in cash cattle country this morning, with bids and asking prices not established as of yet. Significant trade
