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Kenny Burdine

Nicholasville
As seen in: Beef Producer, Delta Farm Press, Farm Progress, Southeast Farm Press, Beef Magazine, Drovers, High Plains Journal, Farms.com, Duncan Banner, Ohio's Country Journal and Ohio Ag Net and
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Beef cow slaughter on pace for lowest level on record

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By Kenny Burdine
| Farm Talk
A lot of cattle market discussion this year has focused on heifer retention. Despite extremely high cattle prices, weather challenges, heifer prices, land values, and interest rates appear to be keeping traditional long-term expansion at bay. While signs of widespread heifer retention have been limited, the current strength of the cattle market certainly seems to be impacting culling decisions.
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Beef cow slaughter on pace for lowest level on record

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By Kenny Burdine
| Duncan Banner
A lot of cattle market discussion this year has focused on heifer retention. Despite extremely high cattle prices, weather challenges, heifer prices, land values, and interest rates appear to be keeping traditional long-term expansion at bay. While signs of widespread heifer retention have been limited, the current strength of the cattle market certainly seems to be impacting culling decisions.
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Hay Stocks Are Encouraging, but Dry Conditions Remain a Cause for Concern

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By Kenny Burdine
| Farms.com
By Dr. Kenny Burdine USDA’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (USDA-NASS) released their May 1 hay stock estimates as part of the May Crop Production report on Tuesday May 12th. USDA-NASS estimates hay stocks on May 1 and December 1 each year. Since most hay is fed during the winter months, the December estimate can be thought of as hay supply going into the winter and the May estimate can be thought of as hay supply at the start of the grazing season.
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