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Papillon Agricultural Company says blood meal prices have been volatile over the past three years as a cash-traded commodity. It attributes swings to tight US cattle supply, the smallest herd since 1951, expected 7% lower 2025 slaughter, and weaker hog supply.
Lower ruminant slaughter reduces blood meal availability, supporting prices for this high-protein ration ingredient. Buyers face continued volatility as supply stays tight.
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