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Montana producers don’t plant much corn compared to the Midwest, but corn prices still reach into every corner of the state—from feed bills on the Hi-Line to backgrounding yards in the Yellowstone Valley and hay pricing in the Bitterroot and Gallatin valleys. That’s why the USDA’s March reports, particularly the Prospective Plantings and Grain Stocks […]
Listings for young cow-calf pairs pop up year-round, but interest often spikes as Montana outfits line up grass, labor, and branding schedules. Recent online sale postings in other regions have highlighted groups of first- and second-calf pairs—a class of cattle that can pencil well on paper, but only if buyers match them to their country, […]
A recent online listing for a large group of Angus and Angus-cross cows (around 300 head) out of the southern Plains is a useful snapshot of what many buyers are hunting for right now: uniformity, predictable calving windows, and cows that can step into a working program without a long “getting acquainted” period. While that […]
As Montana ranchers line up breeding-season plans, a recent online listing for multiple Brangus bulls out of Central Texas is a reminder that bull shopping is already underway in many parts of the country. While a Texas offering doesn’t automatically translate to a fit for Northern climates, it does underline a familiar truth on Montana […]
ALLIANCE, Neb. — Reports from a late-February production sale in western Nebraska point to continued strength in the registered bull and female market, with Simmental and SimAngus genetics drawing solid buyer interest. While every sale has its own set of variables—weather, catalog depth, buyer turnout, and the local calf market—the numbers coming out of this […]
Online cattle listings can be a useful barometer for what producers are trying to get done right now—right-sizing herds, moving older cows, or cashing in on demand for proven females. A recent listing for a 45-head set of Angus and Angus-cross cows in Northeast Texas (posted on CattleRange) is one example of the kind of […]
Online cattle listings aren’t a market report by themselves, but they can be a useful snapshot of what producers are trying to move, what buyers are shopping for, and how the cow-calf trade is being described in real time. A recent listing for a set of Angus and Angus-cross cows in Northeast Texas is one […]