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Higher corn prices mean higher cattle finishing cost

2021-05-11 17:22:00| Beef

Corn price futures for the July 2021 contract (December 2021 contract) increased from $4.68 per bushel ($4.31 per bushel) in early January to $6.56 ($5.57) for the week ending April 30.

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