Slaughter Forecast Higher Ahead of July 4 Holiday

Slaughter Forecast Higher Ahead of July 4 Holiday

Please Note – Lexi Watts will be out of the office through Wednesday, June 9th. In her absence, please contact Ryan Standard at [email protected] with any questions, comments or trading. 

The long holiday weekend put an expected cut into the cattle harvest numbers last week and the downtime at JBS further exacerbated the production cuts. Slaughter fell to an estimated 538,000 head last week, down 14.5 percent from the week prior. Production is expected to pick back up this week. Slaughter this week is forecast at 660,000 head and the weeks leading up to the July 4th break are estimated at an average of 657,500 head. Over the next six weeks slaughter is forecast out at an average of 643,300 head which…

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