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USDA Burwell, NE Feeder Cattle Weighted Average

USDA Burwell, NE Feeder Cattle Weighted Average 04/25 16:30 AMS_1851 MARS Burwell Livestock Market - Burwell, NE Burwell-Burwell,NE Livestock Weighted Average Report for 04/25/2025 - Final Auction This Week Last Reported Last Year ------------------------------------------------------------ Total Receipts: ------------------------------------------------------------ FEEDER CATTLE 2320 1770 3240 No recent test of market for an accurate comparison for steers or heifers, a trend will not be given. Demand was good with several buyers and active internet bidding. Next Auction Date May 3rd Special Bred Cow/Heifer and Pairs with Video pair Auction --------------------------------------------------------------- FEEDER CATTLE --------------------------------------------------------------- HEIFERS - Medium and Large 1 (Per Cwt/Actual) Head Wt Range Avg Wt Price Range Avg Price 9 308-308 308 442.5-442.5 442.5 7 384-384 384 427.5-427.5 427.5 Unweaned 11 394-394 394 427.5-427.5 427.5 5 432-432 432 392.5-392.5 392.5 Unweaned 23 460-485 468 392.5-400 397.63 14 510-542 524 360-363 361.67 13 525-525 525 358-358 358 Unweaned 194 551-588 566 332.5-362 345.01 6 580-580 580 312.5-312.5 312.5 Unweaned 127 614-637 624 315-330 322.6 11 639-639 639 301-301 301 Unweaned 121 650-681 671 292.5-312.5 301.46 75 708-708 708 305-305 305 Replacement 75 708-708 708 305-305 305 Replacement 82 756-756 756 308-308 308 Replacement 99 808-808 808 294-294 294 Replacement HEIFERS - Medium and Large 1-2 (Per Cwt/Actual) Head Wt Range Avg Wt Price Range Avg Price 6 431-431 431 390-390 390 19 452-497 474 367.5-382 371.87 26 527-529 529 350-352.5 350.48 21 555-598 582 310-327.5 318.94 50 623-630 624 300-312.5 301.86 STEERS - Medium and Large 1 (Per Cwt/Actual) Head Wt Range Avg Wt Price Range Avg Price 17 359-364 360 505-510 506.48 6 436-436 436 482.5-482.5 482.5 20 481-481 481 454-454 454 63 509-535 528 419-425 424.26 9 556-556 556 370-370 370 Unweaned 147 550-584 565 392.5-417.5 409.92 49 608-608 608 380-380 380 NHTC 117 606-643 637 359-368 365.64 5 674-674 674 317.5-317.5 317.5 Unweaned 141 675-697 683 337-355 350.55 132 709-738 731 320-335.75 331.27 77 754-754 754 334.75-334.75 334.75 10 826-826 826 283-283 283 STEERS - Medium and Large 1-2 (Per Cwt/Actual) Head Wt Range Avg Wt Price Range Avg Price 14 464-491 479 442-442.5 442.21 32 510-544 528 375-407.5 393.76 30 582-596 589 360-372.5 367.55 33 603-646 623 337.5-350 343.57 37 670-699 689 327-332.5 330.21 6 705-705 705 308-308 308 21 755-755 755 292.5-292.5 292.5
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TREND: The trend for July corn is sideways.

NONCOMMERCIAL OUTLOOK: Noncommercial traders held a net-long futures position of 219,843 contracts of corn as of April 22, a decrease of 14,339 contracts week over week as traders booked some profits on longs following a strong rally in corn price the prior week.

COMMERCIAL OUTLOOK: Commercial corn traders held a net short position of 161,479 contracts as of April 22, a decrease of 17,620 contracts week over week. The May 2025 contract is priced 6 3/4 cents below the July 2025 contract, a slight narrowing in the spread from last week. DTN's National Corn Basis continued to climb over the past week to 33 cents under the July board, an improvement of 1 cent week over week.

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DTN Aghost Early Word Livestock

DTN Aghost Early Word Livestock

There is no ceiling on cash as packers aggressively purchase cattle. They were short-bought and may remain that way as they may buy only what they need. Hog futures were mixed at the close Thursday as traders seemed uncertain of which way the market would move in the near term.

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