Cattle Market Guys - Week Wrap Up 1-16-2026

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Record calf prices and heavy market volume dominate this week's cattle market analysis. With medium and large-frame steers (500-549 lbs) hitting $438.22/cwt, the market shows remarkable strength heading into late January. The USDA's new "Make America More Ground Beef" Program could shake up these dynamics, as dairy producers receive incentives for voluntary culling of older cows.In this packed episode of Cattle Market Guys, Brock and Jim analyze the latest market trends and their implications for producers. The duo examines current price levels across weight classes, with particular attention to the strong showing in 5-weight steers and futures markets. They break down how recent dairy sector initiatives might impact beef supply chains, drawing parallels to historical government interventions in the cattle industry.The conversation shifts to futures market performance, where recent gains have been driven by tighter supply sentiment and falling feed costs. July corn's continued slide has eased projected cost-of-gain calculations, though Friday's profit-taking pulled futures back from multi-month highs. Brock and Jim explore how these market movements might affect producer decisions heading into spring.International trade developments take center stage in the final segment, with U.S. cattle exports to Canada approaching record levels. The hosts examine how China's reopening to Irish beef and potential early implementation of the EU-Mercosur trade deal could reshape global beef markets. Jim shares historical perspective on international trade impacts, while Brock breaks down the implications for domestic producers and packers.

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