Feeder cattle futures rallied for a third straight session as the food service industry reopened and demand picked up. May feeder cattle rose $1.85 to 147.32 1/2 and June live cattle gained $0.25 to 120.30, while May corn rose 2 cents to 553 1/4.
Reopening food-service demand lifts fed and feeder cattle values, which supports feed demand for corn and other feed ingredients over the near term.
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Feeder futures rallied for a third straight session on food service reopening and demand, with May feeders up $1.85, directly explaining the sharp 1-day gain ending 3/25.