Increase in Cattle Slaughter Projected into May

Increase in Cattle Slaughter Projected into May

Cattle slaughter finished last week at 609,000 head, down 3.5 percent from a year ago and down 6 percent relative to the year prior. Slaughter is forecast to move higher over the next six weeks. This week, slaughter is projected out at 641,000 head, up 21 percent from last year. Over the next six weeks, slaughter is forecast at an average of 649,000 head, up an average of 0.9 percent from the prior six weeks and up 0.25 percent from the 2018/2019 average for the same time…

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04.25.2024

US heating oil, distillate fuel consumption lower than usual in Q1

US heating oil, distillate fuel consumption lower than usual in Q1


In the first quarter of 2024, US prices for distillate fuel oil — which includes diesel fuels for vehicles and for home heating — was lower than the...

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Chicago animal fat prices fall on increased supply

Chicago animal fat prices fall on increased supply

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Choppy tones widen ranges on porcine meat, bonemeal

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