Cattle Market Guys - Week Wrap Up 2-6-2026

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Historic cattle shortage drives markets to critical levels as US herd hits lowest numbers since 1951. With futures climbing steadily above $366 and cash trades showing strength across weight classes, the industry faces a pivotal moment. Labor troubles at major packing plants, including a potential strike at JBS Greeley, threaten to create additional supply chain bottlenecks in an already strained market.In this week's comprehensive market review, hosts Brock and Jim analyze the current state of the cattle industry amid unprecedented supply constraints. The episode breaks down current cash prices for different weight classes, with 5-weight steers holding at $442.59/cwt and 6-weights showing positive movement at $399.31/cwt. The hosts examine how these tight supplies are affecting both immediate market conditions and longer-term industry outlook.The discussion delves into critical processing sector challenges, particularly the developing labor situation at major packing plants. With JBS Greeley workers voting overwhelmingly to strike and recent reductions in national slaughter capacity, the hosts explore potential impacts on the entire supply chain. Jim shares valuable historical perspective on previous market disruptions and their lasting effects on the industry.Policy developments take center stage as the hosts examine two major proposals: Texas's new Heifer Retention Tax Credit initiative and a proposed $12 billion agricultural bailout package. Brock and Jim evaluate these measures against the backdrop of current market conditions, discussing their potential effectiveness in addressing both immediate challenges and long-term industry sustainability. The conversation includes practical insights for producers navigating this complex market environment, drawing on decades of combined experience in the cattle business.

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