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Next Event for Bluegrass Stockyards of Albany:
1/20/21 9:30 AM (CST) View Details

Bluegrass Stockyards of Albany

Live Event Started: 8/26/20 9:30 AM (CDT)

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Brett Carver
1274 Hwy 90 West
PO Box 980
Albany, KY 42602
(606) 387-4681
(270) 459-0724 Bretts Cell
 (606) 387-0611
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Brett Carver
Bluegrass Stockyards of Albany
1274 Hwy 90 West
Albany, KY 42602
(606) 387-4681

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The National Rifle Association has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection (USAToday)
U.S. CATTLE REPORT: Meat Production, Livestock Comments, Top 25, Calf Tracker... (VIEW REPORT)
TOP 25: The largest steer and heifer string sold this week was 364 steers (760#) from Gering, Nebraska at $141.75 (VIEW REPORT)
South Coffeyville Stockyards (South Coffeyville, OK) reports 101 Steers (650 lbs) @ $144.00 (01/15 3:59 PM CST)
It has been clear for nearly ten months that cattle feeders have little to no leverage as packers have willed the market in the direction they desire (Andrew Griffith)
South Coffeyville Stockyards (South Coffeyville, OK) reports 103 Steers (522 lbs) @ $164.00 (01/15 3:50 PM CST)
Livestock Comments: Livestock Comments: Corn futures increase by more than $1 (VIEW REPORT)
Calf prices appeared to be slightly stronger this week compared to last week while feeder cattle prices were softer. Slaughter cow and bull prices were also softer compared to a week ago (Andrew Griffith)
Corn futures prices have increased more than $1 per bushel since the middle of December. If it is assumed that an animal will consume 50 bushels of corn while in the feedlot then the $1 increase in price means it will cost $50 more in feed costs (Andrew Griffith)
Wholesale beef prices received a nice bump this week for both Choice and Select grade beef. The strength in the market is being led by the rib and loin primal, which are both more than $11 per hundredweight higher than last week (Dr. Andrew Griffith)
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