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If you plan to buy cattle or calves this fall for feeding or replacement, look at 1960 as the year cattle prices will start a long decline, after several years of upward trend.
There will still be some holdback for herd building, but this will be more than offset by additional calves from the build up that has already occurred.
There probably won’t be a real bust, but don’t count on the usual rise in late winter and spring. Prices probably will go into a gradual decline.
If you were planning to increase your herd, better hold what you've got until prices hit their trough in the cycle.
If you plan to feed, yearling - with their shorter feeding period are the safest bet. Generally, the longer you wait to sell from now on, the lower the price will get.
Remember old-time feeders say that cheap com seldom mak<*< high ca.ttle profits.
One drawback to the ever improving means of transportation is that there is no longer such a thing aa a distant relative.
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