Beef Cattle Prices Continue To Increase Across The United States

The U.S. average beef cattle price increased last month by $1.00 to $94.10 per cwt. November's price is $1.60 per cwt. below the 27 month high. Arkansas beef cattle prices increased the most out of the all states in U.S.. Prices climbed $6.00 to $83.60 cwt, but prices still remain below the 10 month average price. Beef cattle prices fell $4.70 to $90.10 cwt. in Wyoming as prices have now declined for two consecutive months.

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