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Date: November 17th, 2021 Livestock futures were mixed with grains lower on Tuesday. Live cattle futures remain in a holding pattern so far this week awaiting direction from the rallying cash market. So far this week, light cash trade at $130 to $132.50 live and $207 dressed. Feeders were higher with grains lower yet still trading fairly tight ranges. Lean hogs the most impressive yesterday with most contracts triple digits higher and back to test recent highs and resistance. Oklahoma National Stockyards Feeder Cattle - Oklahoma City, OK Livestock Weighted Average Report for 11/15/2021 This Week: estimated 13,380 Last Week: 10,653 Last Year: 13,829 Compared to last week: Feeder steers steady to 3.00 higher. Feeder heifers steady to 2.00 lower. Steer and heifer calves steady…

Date: November 15th, 2021 Livestock futures finished last week mixed, feeders under pressure with grains popping higher. Weekly export sales were bullish for both beef and pork, although pork sales were lower than a week ago and lower than 4-week average. China was the #1 buyer for beef and #2 for pork. Negotiated cash feedlot trade last week up another $2 to $3 compared to the week previous at $131 to $132 live and $207 dressed. Oklahoma Weekly Cattle Auction Summary Livestock Weighted Average Report for 11/7/2021 - 11/13/2021 Total Receipts Current Week: 45,070 Previous Week: 29,629 Last Year: 45,715 Compared to last week: Feeder steers 2.00-4.00 higher. Feeder heifers steady to 2.00 lower. Demand good for feeder cattle as cash slaughter cattle prices continue…

Date: November 8th, 2021 Cattle futures finished the week strong as hogs were in the red but still able hold gains week over week. Negotiated cash feedlot trade started midweek at $2 higher than the week previous at $128 live in TX and KS and $202 dressed in NE. Trade was light until Friday popped with another $2 increase at $130 live and $204 dressed on moderate volume. $4 higher cash trade along with the past few weeks of increased slaughter and beef production is a positive sign moving forward. Feeders were able to recover from new recent lows and fats hit new 2-month highs last week. Oklahoma Weekly Cattle Auction Summary Livestock Weighted Average Report for 10/31/2021 - 11/6/2021 Total Receipts Current Week: 29,629…

Date: November 3rd, 2021 Yes it was Tuesday yesterday and by now we all know what that means, Turnaround Tuesday! Feeders with the biggest swings as triple digit lower and into new recent lows for all deferred contracts on Monday followed up but triple digit moves higher on Tuesday. Another way to look at feeders, Tuesday’s highs were over $6 higher from Monday’s lows. Live cattle also reversing higher yesterday and lean hogs reversing lower. Cash fed cattle trade starting this week on very light volume Monday in the WCB at $200 dressed, steady with a week ago. The pace picked up on Tuesday at $128 live in TX and KS and $130 live in NE, all $2 higher than a week ago. Oklahoma National…

Date: November 1st, 2021 Cattle futures triple digits lower to end the week as lean hogs finished triple digits higher, both reversing direction midweek. The only two higher contracts for cattle were the expiring October Live and Feeder Cattle contracts. Lean hogs reversed course on Thursday from very bullish export sales and shipments last week, even without China buying this time. Cash feedlot trade last week higher than week previous with trade in TX and KS finally breaking free from two month long $124 live trade up to $126. Trade in the NE and IA $2 to $4 higher at $126 to $127 live and $200 on a dressed basis. Oklahoma Weekly Cattle Auction Summary Livestock Weighted Average Report for 10/24/2021 - 10/30/2021 Total Receipts…

Date: October 26th, 2021 The bullish Cattle on Feed report from last Friday triggered a gap higher open for cattle futures yesterday but follow through buying was limited as both fats and feeders finished with modest gains. Cold storage reported last week was also friendly with 6% less beef than a year ago. Lean hogs were mixed but mostly higher on limited volume. Pork still looking for increased demand as export shipments have been very good the past few weeks but sales volumes have pulled back. Pork carcass values still under heavy pressure as hams continue to slide sharply lower and weekly slaughter levels easing. Oklahoma National Stockyards Feeder Cattle - Oklahoma City, OK Livestock Weighted Average Report for 10/25/2021 This Week: estimated 8,500 Last…

Date: October 25th, 2021 Cattle futures hit hard on Friday, especially the deferred months, as hogs held near steady as most of the damage was already done earlier in the week. Cash feedlot trade last week, again with most of volume traded midweek, in KS and TX at $124 live and in NE at $196 dressed, steady with week previous and since late August. Live trade in NE a bit firmer than the week previous at $124 up to $126.50 live and IA up to $127. Cattle liquidation continues as indicated by the September Livestock Slaughter report by USDA last Thursday. Total cow slaughter for September is up 7% from a year ago and heifer slaughter up 4%. This is also the 7th month in…

Date: October 22nd, 2021 Another mixed trading day for livestock futures yesterday. Lean hogs continue to be under heavy selling pressure with the nearby December contract down over $12 from the recent high at the beginning of the month and now only $2 away from the new 6-month lows in September. Cattle futures also mostly in the red on Thursday but did trade both sides of unchanged for much of the day. Cash feedlot trade this week in the KS and TX at $124 live and in NE at $196 dressed, steady with last week. Live trade in NE a bit firmer than week ago at $124 up to $126.50 live and IA up to $127. Estimates for today’s Cattle on Feed report leaning to…

Date: October 21st, 2021 Livestock futures were mixed yesterday with cattle futures higher and lean hogs triple digits lower. Lean hogs closed the gap from late September after the bullish quarterly hogs and pigs report. New recent highs were hit the first of October but pressure on pork, cash and futures since. Cash feedlot trade picked up the pace on Wednesday in the KS and TX at $124 live and in NE at $196 dressed, steady with last week. Live trade in NE a bit firmer than week ago at $124 up to $126.50 live and IA up to $127. The Fed Cattle Exchange online auction on Wednesday resulted in zero sales of the 2,757 head listed, bids ranged mostly from $120 to $124 live.…

Date: October 20th, 2021 Livestock futures finished mostly lower for Tuesday and at or near their daily lows as selling pressure came in late in the trading day. Feeders started the day reversing from Monday’s losses and were triple digits higher early in the day but broke into new recent lows. The nearby October feeder contract has settled lower now 7 of the last 8 days after scoring a new recent high and back to testing support at $155. Cash feedlot trade so far this week began with a very small package of fed steers on Monday in IA at $125 followed up by small volume in NE at $196 dressed and in TX at $123 to $125 live, all steady with a week ago.…