The Ups and Downs of February Meat Production and Price Forecasts

Dan February 17, 2023 Beef, Cattle, Dairy, Exports/Imports, Marketing, Trade

Some are wondering what USDA’s February outlook for U.S. meat production and price is showing regarding movement trends. Rod Bain has a story looking at that, along with in providing information about the dairy trade forecasts, where he notes production and prices for February were mostly pointed in the same direction.

The Ups and Downs of February Meat Production and Price Forecasts

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