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A cash market rally helped add $62 per head to feedyard margins last week, ending with total average profits of $212 per head, according to the Sterling Beef Profit Tracker.
Cattle feeders turned a tidy profit last week despite a $2 retreat in cash cattle prices.
Feedyards are as close to breaking even on a cash basis as they’ve been during any point in the past 18 months.
Cattle feeders finally found profitability last week after cattle markets posted a $6 to $7 per cwt. rally.
Most analysts expected feedyards to be near breakeven by the time the calendar turned to May. May is here and the underperforming cash fed cattle market has kept feedyards struggling.
The dog days of summer are here for cattle producers as red ink continues seeping into feedlot ledgers.
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