Crossbred feeders gaining ground on Angus feeders

In 2024, we saw the largest offering of feeder cattle in 10 years, with 2.4 million head on offer. This trend has continued into 2025, with January seeing the largest offering of feeder steers in the month of January since records began in 2004, at 203,000 head.

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