Category: Markets
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Here’s your Ranch Markets—my radioranch.com
Cattle markets continue to trade with underlying strength, supported by tight supplies and steady demand across the beef complex. Live cattle futures remain near recent highs, while feeder cattle continue to draw support from limited availability and strong backgrounding demand. In the grain trade, corn and soybean markets are mixed as planting season begins to…
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Here’s your Morning Markets from the Ranch myradioranch.com
Cattle markets are trading with a cautious tone as the industry keeps a close eye on potential processing disruptions tied to labor issues at JBS USA facilities. Live cattle futures remain supported by tight overall supplies, but any slowdown in harvest capacity could pressure cash markets in the short term as market-ready cattle begin to…
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MISSOURI WEEKLY MARKET UPDATE
Missouri Markets Push Higher as Cattle Lead the Charge Jason Mathis 3/23/2026 Missouri livestock markets came alive this past week, and if you spent any time around a sale barn, you could feel it. Buyers showed up ready to go to work, and they had to pay to get cattle bought. Feeder cattle led the…
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Ag Markets Open Mixed as Traders Watch Demand and Supply Signals 3/23/26
Agricultural markets opened mixed today, with grains and livestock trading in both directions as traders weigh supply pressures against demand signals. Corn futures are starting the session with slight strength, supported by steady domestic demand and short-covering. Soybeans are opening lower, continuing to feel pressure from large South American supplies and uncertain export demand. Wheat…
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Morning Markets 3/20/2026
Live cattle futures were sliding on Thursday with losses of $2.125 to $2.75. Cash trade has been quiet so far this week. The Thursday morning Fed Cattle Exchange online auction showed no sales on the 1,026 head offered, with bids of $232-235. Feeder cattle futures were under pressure, with contracts down $3.45 to $6.45 across…