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Our Mission
It is our goal to ensure every bull, calf, cull cow, lamb and horse sells for a fair price. Your profitability is our focus. Through our newly introduced initiative, we hope to help the industry learn, connect and make informed decisions that will establish market clarity, price discovery – and ultimately, long term financial stability for America’s livestock producers and feeders. We believe this investigative series, which will provide unique perspectives from the industry’s top leaders, will help find the answers we need.
Latest News & Updates
Current Cattle Market Daily Headlines for Tuesday, October 20, 2020
Interview: Agriculture Secretary Perdue gives industry high marks for Covid response http://library.meatingplace.com/publication/?i=676576&ver=html5&p=76?allowguest=true Recently, Secretary Perdue sat down with Meatingplace to discuss improvements that are...
Current Cattle Market Daily Headlines for Monday, October 19, 2020
Cattle market’s bottom is in, Nalivka says https://www.drovers.com/article/cattle-markets-bottom-nalivka-says According to Sterling Marketing president John Nalivka, 2020 will be the low for calf prices and cow-calf profitability as he expects better days in the...
Current Cattle Market Daily Headlines for Friday, October 16, 2020
Pilgrim’s Pride plans $75 million expansion in Cold Spring, MN. https://www.meatingplace.com/Industry/News/Details/94975 Pilgrim’s Pride has announced that it is making a $75 million expansion to its production facility located in Cold Spring, MN. Construction will be...
AUDIO: Dustin Aherin talks about his report, “The Case for Capacity”
Dustin Aherin talks about the need for additional packing capacity in the cattle industry. His recent report, “The Case for Capacity,” explains the benefits that come along with adding capacity and the consequences of not doing so.
VIDEO: Attorney Harriet Hageman, “The reality is that the U.S. beef and cattle industry is the safest in the world, we’re importing our problems.”
Harriet Hageman discusses how the cattle industry is facing a monopolistic situation with the four big beef packers. She feels that this fundamental problem must be addressed in order to avoid vertical integration.
