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Analysts said the August 9 fire at the Tyson beef plant in Kansas is still shaping cash cattle prices. Southern Kansas cash cattle traded $2 to $3 lower, and boxed beef prices have fallen back to near pre-fire levels.
Uncertainty about when the Kansas plant will rebuild or reopen keeps packing capacity constrained, which keeps pressure on cash cattle prices.
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Analysts said the Tyson fire was still weighing on cash cattle, with boxed beef back near pre-fire levels, which set up further futures selling into early September.
The Tyson fire was still weighing on cash cattle, with Southern Kansas $2-3 lower, which pressured futures into the Sept 2 move.
