
Corn futures rallied from lows of $5.82 for September to $6.37 after a drier forecast favored the crop during pollination. Feeder cattle futures rose on Monday, with August closing $3.15 higher at $174.87 and Oklahoma stockyards seeing steers trade $3 to $5 higher.
Higher corn prices raise feeding costs and pressure feeder margins, while the drier outlook supports corn yields; the tension between the two markets shapes near-term feeder pricing.
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