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https://assets-global.website-files.com/62e2dfeaae2240121b8f36df/657bb949a70e047bfa3dec57_Market%20Report%20Excel%207-24-2023.pdf Brokens ranged from $1600-$1900 Sold mount to young breds $1950-$2900 Bred heifers as high as $3,100 Aberdeen Livestock (west Aberdeen SD)

http://www.hubcitylivestock.net/index.cfm?show=10&mid=8 $1400-$2400 Aberdeen SD

When priced or compared the two, the price and protection was the exact same so I went with the PUT. That was with the assumption you have exactly 50% heifers and 50% steers. Going with the PUT leaves me the ability to sell my calves and the put early if i choose or delay sale of both. A...

Went with a PUT in June. Its worth/value is currently a little over 4X the purchase price. Hindsight being what is it, I should have waited until late summer to mid September to purchase one. Im happy enough with the floor its created but obviously I'd take the higher prices we had in August...

http://www.stockmenslivestock.com/custom/market-reports

With current feeder futures nearing record highs, how many are purchasing LRP's or PUT's? When priced out an LRP, it seemed to follow or replicate the equivalent PUT price and protection when comparing 50,000 lbs. Havent purchased anything yet but I'm leaning towards a PUT option.

https://perhamstockyards.com/pdfuploads/663_PDFupload.pdf Strong sale in Motley MN over the weekend

http://www.hubcitylivestock.net/index.cfm?show=10&mid=8 Bred cow prices continue to work higher, Aberdeen SD Top bred heifers brought $2,275.00 Top bred cows (4 yr olds) $2,800.00 Top short term cows brought $1,600.00

Seems like with current feeder prices and feeder futures, the bred and bred cull cow market should have more life in it that its currently showing. Anyone else finding the same in their part of the country?

November 2023 futures on the CME broke $2.06 today. Provided the world economy (or at least in the largest consumer countries) doesn't crap out, its looking more optimistic.

http://www.hubcitylivestock.net/index.cfm?show=10&mid=6 Aberdeen SD last week. Steers from 479 for $2.28 - 608 for $2.00 Heifers 498 $197, 540 $1.98 I’d hold them, I think we’re on the up swing from already good prices.

I think it'll come back quicker than 2 years. prices still aren't bad. Just not as great as they appear due to current inputs. If history repeats itself, high commodity prices will result in grain farmers (world wide) going all in on corn, taking up pasture and every piece of dirt that can grow...

What percentage of these pairs are going back on pasture and whats going to a lot or a packer? Will most of them be in production next year or are they kill cows with calves going to the yard?

How many of you use puts and call options as part of your risk protection. Have you had an experience with them, good or bad? Feeders seemed to have rallied and wondering if now is a good time to lock in a floor price while leaving the top side open?

Looking spot on at least with the grain rally, old crop corn broke $7 overnight. Feeders have taken a beating over the past 7-10 days. With the price of corn its surprising they haven't taken it worse.

Looking pretty accurate on the grain price rally, Old crop corn broke $7 over night before settling just below.

https://www.agriculture.com/weather/news/dry-conditions-got-worse-in-many-top-corn-growing-states I imagine this has the potential to beat up feeder prices and/or pull them higher with the grains if consumption maintains.

Just looking at the drought monitor and was wondering how long until you see herds start to liquidate faster than normal (like 2012)? I imagine when it starts it'll flood the market with cheap beef but in the longer term, maybe there will be a stronger upswing in the feeder market and bred market?

Just looking at the drought monitor and was wondering how long until you see herds start to liquidate faster than normal (like 2012)? I imagine when it starts it'll flood the market with cheap beef but in the longer term, maybe there will be a stronger upswing in the feeder market and bred market?

If you not retaining any of your heifers, there's no use in buying anything other than the most average bull out there being the genetics are heading out the driveway every year.