Drought Condition In The Midwest Weighing On Feeder Cattle Prices
Posted on June 27, 2012 at 10:17 AM EDT
Wednesday, June 27, 2012 Feeder Cattle futures often trade inversely to Corn futures, as high feed costs weigh on profit margins for livestock producers, lessening the desirability of increasing herd sizes. Given the potentially significant drought we are seeing in the Midwest this year, feed costs may stay high in the coming months, capping potential [...]

Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Feeder Cattle futures often trade inversely to Corn futures, as high feed costs weigh on profit margins for livestock producers, lessening the desirability of increasing herd sizes. Given the potentially significant drought we are seeing in the Midwest this year, feed costs may stay high in the coming months, capping potential rally attempts in nearby Feeder Cattle futures in 2012.
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