A farm lender says apprehension over continued volatility in the cattle market could trigger a halt in expansion sooner rather than later.
Pat Shields with Texas based Capital Farm Credit says cattle producers are realizing prices might not make it back to the record highs the feeder cattle and replacement cow sectors experienced just a few years ago. “After those great big rises in prices,” he says. “The next two years there was a great decline.
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