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BeefCast 0126 for September 19 2007
BeefCast 0126 Show Notes: Factors effecting feeder calf prices at auction marketsProBeef 2007 Conference wrap-up featuring the world bio-economy's effects on cattle production
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BeefCast 0210 for April 14 2008
BeefCast 0210 Show Notes:Finally... good news in the cattle markets! Jim Mintert, Kansas State University Livestock Economist, shares the uptick in the markets.
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BeefCast 0224 for May 16 2008
BeefCast 0224 Show Notes: The latest research shows that Rumensin and Tylan continue to work effectively for cattlemen and add dollars to their bottomline. Gary Vogel, Technical Consultant for Elanco...
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BeefCast 0238 for June 18 2008
BeefCast 0238 Show Notes: How high will the corn market go? And what affects will it have on the fed and feeder markets? Jim Mintert, Livestock Economist, offers his insights.
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BeefCast 0270 for September 8 2008
BeefCast 0270 Show Notes: Jim Mintert, Livestock Market Economist at Kansas State University, shares his thoughts on the current trends in the fed, feeder and grain markets.
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BeefCast 0286 for October 20 2008
BeefCast 0286 Show Notes: Jim Mintert, Livestock Economist, shares on update on the newly released Cattle On Feed report and what it means for the fed and feeder markets.
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BeefCast 0301 for November 24 2008
BeefCast 0301 Show Notes: Jim Mintert, Livestock Economist, outlines the new Cattle on Feed report and the trends it represents in our business climate
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BeefCast 0309 for December 15 2008
BeefCast 0309 Show Notes: Livestock economist, Jim Mintert, shares his thoughts on the market trends we are currently seeing and predictions on how the year will wrap up.Visit Jim's newletter here.
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BeefCast 0379 - Dr. Darrell Mark focuses in on current and future fed &...
BeefCast 0379 Show Notes: Dr. Darrell Mark, Livestock Economist at the University of Nebraska, focuses in on current and future fed & feeder cattle market trends
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