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Krissa Welshans

  • Writer, Communications Specialist, Freelance
Mount Pleasant
As seen in: NewsBreak, Supermarket News, Beef Producer, Delta Farm Press, Farm Futures, Farm Progress, Southeast Farm Press, Southwest Farm Press, Beef Magazine, New Hope Network and
Agriculture editor. Aspiring songwriter. Music enthusiast. Christian. Patriot. Michigander turned Texan. Cattle producer. Animal lover. Proud MSU Spartan.
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Production to decline as cattle inventory falls again

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By Krissa Welshans
| Beef Magazine Verified
Cattle on Feed reveals lower feedlot inventory, placements and marketings. AndrewLinscott/iStock/Thinkstock USDA’s newly released “Cattle on Feed” report showed an inventory of 11.6 million head on feed as of May 1, 2023, a 3% decline from May 1, 2022. This was mostly in line with pre-report analyst estimates. Placements in feedlots during April totaled 1.75 million head, 4% below 2022. Net placements were 1.70 million head.
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BQA audit results yield homework for cattle industry

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By Krissa Welshans
| Beef Magazine Verified
Bruising, carcass contamination surface as key issues of focus for industry. Results from the 2022 National Beef Quality Audit showed that the cattle industry has made great progress on past key areas of focus, but it also shed light on issues that need addressing. “The audit is a snapshot of where we are in the industry; it gives us an idea of some things we need to be focusing on,” says Dr. Trey Patterson, chief executive officer of Padlock Ranch.
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Global beef supply to remain balanced

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By Krissa Welshans
| Beef Magazine Verified
According to Rabobank's latest quarterly beef report, global beef supplies will remain balanced over the next 12 months as increased production in Brazil and Australia offsets declines in the United States. With production expanding, both Brazil and Australia are relying on an increase in export volumes as domestic consumption remains static or in decline. Cattle prices in North America are pushing into new record territories, the result of declining production volumes and firm demand.
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