The USDA weekly hay report for the state of Texas says Hay trades are mostly steady to firm in all Regions.

Compared to last week, all classes of feeder steers and heifer feeder price averages ended 3 to 6 dollars higher.

The USDA weekly hay report for the state of Texas says hay trades are mostly steady to firm in all regions.

Here’s a look at the East Texas Livestock report out of Crockett.

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The USDA weekly hay report for the state of Texas says hay trades are mostly steady in all regions.

Compared to last week, all classes of feeder steers and heifer averages from 400 pounds and down ended unevenly to 3 dollars lower.

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The USDA weekly hay report for the state of Texas says new crop hay is now trading in all regions.

Taking a look at cattle prices for this week.

Here’s a look at the East Texas livestock report out of Crockett.

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Here’s a look at the USDA weekly hay report for the state of Texas.

Compared to last week, all weight class averages of both feeder steers and heifers ended a full three to five dollars higher, according to the East Texas Livestock report out of Crockett.

The USDA weekly hay report for the state of Texas says trades are mostly steady in all regions and firm in south Texas.

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Compared to last week, all weight classes of both feeder steers and heifers ended 2 to 5 dollars higher.

The USDA weekly hay report for the state of Texas says hay trades are mostly steady in all regions.

Compared to last week all weight classes of both feeder steers and heifers ended mostly steady to 2 dollars higher.

Here’s a look at this week’s cattle prices.

According to all scientific observations, we certainly don’t have any murderous hornets in East Texas, but we do have an unusually large wasp called a Cicada killer.

All weight classes of both feeder steers and heifers price averages ended mostly steady.

Native subterranean termites have already swarmed down South where the weather has already warmed up and now is reported to be swarming in Central and North Texas.

Here is the USDA weekly hay report for the state of Texas.

Compared to last week, averages for all weight classes of feeder steers and heifer ended between three and six dollars higher, according to East Texas Livestock report out of Crockett.

The USDA weekly hay report for the state of Texas says hay trades are steady in all regions compared to last week.

Compared to last week the front end of both feeder steers and heifer class averages ended from 3 to 7 dollars weaker.

Here are the prices for cattle from the East Texas Livestock report out of Crockett.

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The USDA weekly hay report for the state of Texas says hay trades are steady in all regions.

Compared to last week all feeder steers and heifer class averages ended 7 to 12 dollars lower.

Here’s a look at the USDA weekly hay report for the state of Texas.

Here are the latest numbers for cattle.

he USDA weekly Texas hay report says hay trades are steady in all regions, except for south Texas where trades are firm to 10 dollars higher.

Compared to last week all feeder steers and heifers averages ended 7 to 10 dollars lower.

Here’s a look at the USDA weekly Texas hay report.

We’re looking into cattle prices from the East Texas Livestock report out of Crockett.

The USDA weekly Texas hay report says hay demand is moderate at best across the state.

Compared to last week’s cattle market, the front end of all feeder steers and heifers weight class price averages ended 2 to 3 dollars higher.

Here’s the USDA weekly Texas hay report.

We’re looking at the prices for the cattle market from the East Texas Livestock report out of Crockett.

A very chilly start with temperatures dropping to freezing or just below.

This week’s recent weather caused all weight class averages from 400 pounds and lighter to end uneven and drop about 4 dollars.

Preparations and planting in south Texas are kicking off the 2020 growing season, but the region, like much of the state, is behind on rainfall, according to Texas A&M Agrilife Extension Service specialists.

Feeder steers and heifers class averages weighing 500 pounds and down ended around 2 to 4 dollars higher compared to last week.

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Compared to last week’s livestock market the higher quality of both feeder steers and heifers ended a full 3 to 5 dollars lower.

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Compared to last week’s livestock market, all feeder steer and heifer weight class averages finished firmly to a dollar fifty higher on the heavier classes.

Winter annual pastures like ryegrass, wheat, and oat are great resources to reduce hay and supplementation needs in cow-calf operations.

Here are the latest cattle and hay numbers for this week.

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Here are the latest cattle and hay numbers.

Each year millions of tons of leaves, grass clippings, tree limbs, weeds, organic debris, and other yard wastes end up in Texas landfills.