
Western Canadian feed prices were steady to lower in the week ended November 1, 2023, with Saskatchewan feed barley down 15 cents per bushel. Analysts expected prices to keep slipping through year-end because domestic feedlots were covered and US corn imports were arriving.
Heavy US corn imports and covered domestic demand point to softer Canadian feed grain prices through the winter. Demand from feedlots is limited for now.
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