
U.S. cattle futures fell for an eighth consecutive session as cash cattle prices in Nebraska and Iowa dropped about $7 per hundredweight from the previous week. Lean hog futures set another contract low amid weak pork demand and plentiful supplies; heavier average hog weights added to available pork supply.
Lower cash cattle prices and abundant, heavier hog supplies point to greater near-term meat availability relative to demand, pressuring livestock prices. Weaker cattle and hog returns may eventually affect feed demand, but the article gives no direct feed-market signal.
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