Higher Cattle Prices via Lower Numbers

Randall Weiseman November 19, 2007 Cattle

There are fewer cattle in the feedlots this year but we continue to see higher prices. And one livestock analyst says that’s exactly why we are. Â Report (:40 mp3)

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