While most numbers suggest the cattle industry is still taking its time to make expansion plans, there is no doubt lofty calf and fed cattle prices continue to tempt producers.
High calf prices likely deter expansion
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While most numbers suggest the cattle industry is still taking its time to make expansion plans, there is no doubt lofty calf and fed cattle prices continue to tempt producers.
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