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Fall Replacement Cattle Markets Reward Weaned Calves More (opens the original)
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HUDSON OAKS, Texas (RFD NEWS) — Fall replacement cattle markets are becoming more selective as buyers weigh forage availability, calf health, and widening discounts on unweaned cattle. The Cattle Report says the next two months are typically the year’s largest marketing period for replacement cattle. Late-summer and fall video auctions have shown some pens scratched or passed, leaving cattle that could return to the market as fed cattle as feeder prices move higher. Owners selling through local
Strong Mid-Atlantic Corn Basis Supports Early Harvest Returns (opens the original)
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WHITE HALL, Md. (RFD News) — Mid-Atlantic corn growers are entering harvest with a strong local basis and better prices than they saw during planting. Certified crop adviser Ben Hushon with The Mill says harvest corn could recently be contracted near $5.64 per bushel in his area. Hushon says that price is roughly $1.50 above levels available when growers were making planting decisions. He also says local basis was about $1 over futures at the time of the interview. The strong basis reflects regi
Beef Prices Lead USDA Food Inflation Outlook Higher (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (RFD News) — Beef and veal remain the biggest food-price outlier in USDA’s 2026 outlook, keeping consumer costs elevated while cattle supplies remain tight. The USDA’s Economic Research Service forecasts beef and veal prices will rise 9.4 percent this year, more than triple the projected increase for all food. Through August, beef and veal prices were 5.9 percent above a year earlier and averaged 8.7 percent higher through the first eight months of 2026. The category’s 20-year a
Santa Teresa Cattle Crossing Adds New Screwworm Safeguards (opens the original)
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SANTA TERESA, N.M. (RFD News) — Mexican feeder cattle are beginning to move through Santa Teresa under added safeguards designed to reduce New World screwworm risk. Texas Cattle Feeders Association Chairman Laphe LaRoe says he watched roughly 400 to 500 head cross during the first movement he observed. LaRoe, also Director of Operations with Smith Cattle Company in Amarillo, says cattle are first inspected by Mexican officials for wounds, blemishes and proper identification. The identification s
China Tariff Framework Includes Corn, Beef, Excludes Soybeans (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON, D.C. (RFD News) — U.S. farmers could gain lower Chinese tariffs on a broad range of agricultural products under the new U.S.-China “30-for-30” framework, but commercial soybeans are notably absent. The two governments approved comparably valued product lists covering roughly $30 billion of annual trade in each direction, although each country still needs to take domestic legal action to implement the tariff reductions. China’s list includes U.S. corn, wheat, sorghum, rice and other g
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