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We would like to welcome Caleb Hurst to our team as a Broker & Beef Market Analyst! Caleb grew up in south-central Kansa...
06/24/2026

We would like to welcome Caleb Hurst to our team as a Broker & Beef Market Analyst!

Caleb grew up in south-central Kansas, where he developed a passion for agriculture through raising and exhibiting cattle and sheep in 4-H. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Economics from Kansas State University before joining Spring Cove Ranch, a leading Angus seedstock operation in Idaho, where he managed herd health, calving, and bull development programs.
He later earned a graduate degree in Animal Science from Colorado State University and joined S&P Global, where he led beef and cattle market research within the Commodity Insights and Energy divisions. Combining hands-on production experience with market expertise, Caleb provides data-driven analysis and strategic insights that help cattle industry stakeholders make informed decisions, manage risk, and improve profitability across the supply chain.

Friday's Cattle on Feed report showed the placement weight group with the largest head count was the 800-900-pound range...
06/21/2026

Friday's Cattle on Feed report showed the placement weight group with the largest head count was the 800-900-pound range, totaling 444,000 head and that volume was down 14.1% from last year.

Yesterday's Cattle on Feed report showed there were 320,000 head placed weighing less than 600 pounds during May. Did yo...
06/19/2026

Yesterday's Cattle on Feed report showed there were 320,000 head placed weighing less than 600 pounds during May. Did you know that during 2025 it was the smallest volume of the lightweight placements in at least 10 years?

Mexico beef imports into the US are gaining momentum in 2026, with Jan.-Mar. volumes showing sharp increases across near...
06/04/2026

Mexico beef imports into the US are gaining momentum in 2026, with Jan.-Mar. volumes showing sharp increases across nearly every major cut category. Hip cuts and flank/plate cuts posted some of the largest year-over-year gains, while loin and chuck imports also moved well above recent historical levels.

China's new country-based safeguard quota system is expected to reduce 2026 beef imports by 9-18% year-over-year, substa...
06/02/2026

China's new country-based safeguard quota system is expected to reduce 2026 beef imports by 9-18% year-over-year, substantially larger than the original targeted 4% reduction. Imports from the US have collapsed early in 2026, with shipments reportedly down roughly 98% year-over-year.

National Heifer Formula Volumes Continue to Trail Historical Levels ~2026 heifer formula volumes remain well below both ...
05/22/2026

National Heifer Formula Volumes Continue to Trail Historical Levels ~
2026 heifer formula volumes remain well below both 2025 levels and the 3-year average. In recent weeks, volumes have fallen into the low-60K head range — roughly 20–25% below historical seasonal movement levels.

Export sales to Taiwan during the week of April 30 increased to 2,482 MT, up 1,527 MT from the previous week.
05/08/2026

Export sales to Taiwan during the week of April 30 increased to 2,482 MT, up 1,527 MT from the previous week.

National Prime grading has pushed to a new high of 17.19%, rising for the fifth straight week. Levels are 6% above the 3...
05/07/2026

National Prime grading has pushed to a new high of 17.19%, rising for the fifth straight week. Levels are 6% above the 3-year average and 4.7% above year-ago levels.

Through the week ending April 11th, the beef cow slaughter volume has been down ~126,000 head compared to last year. The...
04/29/2026

Through the week ending April 11th, the beef cow slaughter volume has been down ~126,000 head compared to last year. The weekly harvest volume has averaged 18% less than 2025. Is drought going to limit herd rebuilding this year?

After four consecutive weeks of declining beef imports from Brazil, they were the top supplier for the week ending April...
04/28/2026

After four consecutive weeks of declining beef imports from Brazil, they were the top supplier for the week ending April 17, totaling 11,526 MT.

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