There is no doubt that cattle feeders are closely watching the conditions of the corn and soybean crop in the field right now. Although many spring-calving producers will likely not market their calves for another month or two, feedlots could see a few more feeder cattle than normal hit the market during August and September. Feedlot Magazine talks the fall feed outlook and how this could affect the feeder markets. Read more….
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