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Market Wrap-Up: Wednesday, Sept. 30 (opens the original)
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Cattle futures closed higher amid weakness in corn futures. Live cattle futures closed higher, with the October contract up $1.45 to $218.67 and the December contract $1.90 higher to $222.70. “It is the final day of the month and the quarter, and December live cattle futures will likely close today lower on the quarter but higher on the month after trading within its August high and low all of September,” wrote Cassie Fish, market analyst, in The Beef. “The long-term moving averages loom over De
Market Wrap-Up: Tuesday, Sept. 29 (opens the original)
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Cattle futures closed steady to triple-digit higher on higher boxed beef prices. Live cattle futures closed mostly steady, with the October contract down 22 cents to $217.22 and the December contract unchanged, closing at $220.80. “Most active December live cattle futures have traded within the same trading range for seven consecutive days,” wrote Cassie Fish, market analyst, in The Beef. “At $222.07/cwt, futures are slightly premium to last week’s national average of $221.87 on about 47k head o
Market Wrap-Up: Friday, Sept. 25 (opens the original)
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Feeders were the leaders as cattle futures closed mostly higher to finish the week. Live cattle futures closed mixed, with the October contract down 20 cents to $218.87 and the December contract up $1.05 to $222.15. “The live cattle complex is on pins and needles waiting to see what develops in this week’s fed cash cattle market,” ShayLe Stewart, DTN livestock analyst, wrote in her midday comments. “Traders remain hopeful that given that trade has waited to develop until late in the week, there’
Alliance maps growing connections among animal activists (opens the original)
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The Animal Agriculture Alliance (Alliance) is tracking growing financial resources and stronger connections among animal rights organizations, along with an increased focus on federal policies affecting livestock producers. The Alliance recently updated two of its flagship reports examining the organizations, funding and individuals involved in the animal rights movement. The group’s Major Animal Activist Groups Web maps relationships among organizations through employees, funding, coalitions an
Texas court clarifies liability for loose cattle on highways (opens the original)
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A Texas appeals court has affirmed a lower court ruling in a fatal cattle-vehicle collision, offering livestock producers additional guidance on when escaped cattle on state and U.S. highways can result in liability under Texas fence law. The 11th Court of Appeals issued its opinion in Surrento v. Cactus Growers Inc., a case stemming from the death of Brianna Surrento after her vehicle struck a cow on U.S. Highway 180 in Gaines County. Her father, Michael Surrento, sued Cactus Growers Inc., the
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