Thinner herds bode ill for beef prices
Drought sell-off this summer now creating shortfall
Posted: October 28, 2012 at 3:12 a.m.
Brook Scates with the Farmers Livestock Auction in Springdale tags cattle Thursday as they are checked in for auction.
Record-high prices are forecast for cattle headed to slaughter in 2013 as a result of prolonged drought conditions in the nation’s midsection.
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Business, Pages 73 on 10/28/2012
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I'm not aware of a court-ordered moritorium on the use of poultry waste in the Illinois River watershed. Perhaps the speaker was referring to the Eucha-Spavinaw watershed? A federal court order restricted the use of poultry waste there.
Riverok
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