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Analysts Anticipate A 6.2% Feedlot Inventory Decline

2013-02-21 15:32:00| Beef

By Steve Meyer & Len Steiner, CME Group Daily Livestock Report USDAs monthly Cattle on Feed report is expected to confirm that feedlot supplies are much smaller than in 2012. The trend in placements will be something to watch as feedlots and producers struggle with high feeding costs but also higher feeder supplies outside of feedlots. read more

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