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Are Cattle Prices Going Up Or Down. Prices expected for the next three months (the outlook period) have either stabilized or risen since our august outlook for the cattle and hog sectors. Fed steer prices have generally been increasing seasonally to. But with an even smaller herd in 2024 and the smallest in. Cattle producers are coming off a year of record high prices in 2023. A pound of ground beef is now at $5.67, a record high and an increase of 43% since january 2021. Shorter supplies and strong demand are supporting cattle prices. An earlier fapri projection suggested the peak could be as late as 2028. From 2022 through 2025, prices are projected to trend upward —again as beef cow numbers are projected to trend downward at least through 2025. Feeder prices in the first quarter of 2023 are approaching the record highs from 2015. A record low cattle index and high prices are making for a strong cattle market going into the fall run. Strong cattle prices are being supported by tighter north american supplies. Beef, long considered a luxury.

Cattle producers are coming off a year of record high prices in 2023. Strong cattle prices are being supported by tighter north american supplies. Beef, long considered a luxury. A pound of ground beef is now at $5.67, a record high and an increase of 43% since january 2021. Prices expected for the next three months (the outlook period) have either stabilized or risen since our august outlook for the cattle and hog sectors. An earlier fapri projection suggested the peak could be as late as 2028. Fed steer prices have generally been increasing seasonally to. But with an even smaller herd in 2024 and the smallest in. Feeder prices in the first quarter of 2023 are approaching the record highs from 2015. Shorter supplies and strong demand are supporting cattle prices.

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Are Cattle Prices Going Up Or Down A pound of ground beef is now at $5.67, a record high and an increase of 43% since january 2021. Cattle producers are coming off a year of record high prices in 2023. From 2022 through 2025, prices are projected to trend upward —again as beef cow numbers are projected to trend downward at least through 2025. A pound of ground beef is now at $5.67, a record high and an increase of 43% since january 2021. Prices expected for the next three months (the outlook period) have either stabilized or risen since our august outlook for the cattle and hog sectors. Fed steer prices have generally been increasing seasonally to. Shorter supplies and strong demand are supporting cattle prices. An earlier fapri projection suggested the peak could be as late as 2028. But with an even smaller herd in 2024 and the smallest in. A record low cattle index and high prices are making for a strong cattle market going into the fall run. Feeder prices in the first quarter of 2023 are approaching the record highs from 2015. Strong cattle prices are being supported by tighter north american supplies. Beef, long considered a luxury.