Dr. Curt Lacy (UGA) Prices for 500-600 pound calves in Georgia and the Southeastern U.S. remained firm this week. The primary reasons were favorable news about projected corn supplies and […]
Calf Prices Remain Firm

Dr. Curt Lacy (UGA) Prices for 500-600 pound calves in Georgia and the Southeastern U.S. remained firm this week. The primary reasons were favorable news about projected corn supplies and […]
Dr. Curt Lacy (UGA) USDA released the May Cattle on Feed (COF) report this afternoon. The report contained some encouraging news for cattlemen. Basically, we had one percent fewer COF […]
According to the February trade data, U.S. beef exports were down 8% from a year ago, but were still nearly 16% above 2010’s. Large year-over-year export declines were reported for […]
Katelyn McCulloch (Livestock Marketing Information Center) Hay stocks are short. Drought induced hay use was a market topic for much of the year, reflecting dire conditions especially in the Southern […]
Dr. Curt Lacy (UGA) On Friday, January 27, USDA-NASS released the much anticipated Cattle Report. This annual report is the one report most cattle market forecasters hang their hat on […]