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Brock and Jim break down the week’s cattle market news, trends, and forecasts with a mix of data-driven insight and 40 years of ranching wisdom. Published three times a week by Herd Advisor, each episode blends hard numbers and real-world experience to help cow-calf producers make smarter, more profitable marketing decisions.

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    • Cattle Market Guys - Week Wrap Up 1-23-2026

      Cattle Market Guys - Week Wrap Up 1-23-2026
      Jan 23 2026
      Breaking News: False screwworm outbreak rumors sent cattle markets into a brief tailspin this week, highlighting how quickly misinformation can impact prices. The USDA quickly stepped in to debunk the claims, confirming no presence of New World Screwworm in Texas or anywhere else in the U.S. This market-moving incident sparked important discussions about industry preparedness and the need for rapid response protocols in the face of disease concerns.In this week's comprehensive market review, Brock and Jim analyze the current state of cattle prices, with five-weight steers holding strong at $442.29 per hundredweight and six-weights maintaining near $400. The hosts explore the disconnect between cash calf markets and more cautious futures prices, offering insights into what this spread might mean for producers.The episode delves into three major market factors affecting cattle producers this week. Beyond the screwworm scare, severe weather conditions across the Midwest and Southern Plains are impacting cattle performance and marketing decisions, with snowfall up to a foot in some regions. The hosts examine how these conditions are affecting prices and offer practical advice for weather-related management decisions.International trade developments round out the discussion, as Brock and Jim analyze China's lifting of the Canadian beef ban, Brazil's export outlook, and delays in the Mercosur-EU trade deal. Their analysis helps producers understand how these global shifts might affect domestic markets and pricing in the months ahead, drawing on historical examples to provide context for today's market dynamics.
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      12 min
    • Cattle Market Guys - 1-20-2026

      Cattle Market Guys - 1-20-2026
      Jan 20 2026
      Breaking News: A concerning surge in New World Screwworm cases along the Texas-Mexico border is sending shockwaves through the U.S. cattle markets. With eleven confirmed cases reported since December, including eight new cases in Mexico's Tamaulipas state just last week, biosecurity officials are on high alert. The flesh-eating parasite threat has already impacted futures markets, creating a notable spread between cash and futures prices that has market analysts concerned.In this week's "Cattle Market Guys" mid-week update, hosts Brock and Jim dive deep into the developing screwworm situation and its potential impact on cross-border cattle trade. The episode examines current market conditions, including strong performances in feeder steer prices, with five-weight steers holding at $442.29/cwt and showing nearly a $15/cwt increase over the past month.The discussion expands to cover significant shifts in European livestock production trends, where declining red meat output could create new opportunities for U.S. beef exports. Brock and Jim analyze how these international market dynamics might affect domestic producers and pricing strategies in the coming months.The hosts also explore how global instability and weather challenges are influencing meat markets worldwide. Jim shares valuable historical perspective from his experiences during the devastating drought of 1988, offering insights on market resilience and adaptation during challenging times. The episode concludes with detailed price forecasts for February and strategic considerations for producers navigating current market conditions.
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      11 min
    • Cattle Market Guys - Week Wrap Up 1-16-2026

      Cattle Market Guys - Week Wrap Up 1-16-2026
      Jan 16 2026
      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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      12 min
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