Below you will find example sentences with "cattle prices". The examples show how this phrase is used in real sentences and which words often surround it.

Cattle Prices in a sentence

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Words in this phrase

cattle prices

Meanings of words in this phrase

  • cattle can mean: Domesticated animal of the species Bos taurus (cows, bulls, steers, oxen etc), and other hoofed mammals of the genus Bos. Frequent word
  • prices can mean: plural of price Common word

Context words

These words often appear near this phrase in the example sentences:

higher 3× fed 2× lower 2× affect 1× typically 1× mean 1× upstream 1× supply 1× chain 1× vice 1× versa 1× feeder 1×

Related phrases

crude prices food prices fuel prices gas prices oil prices energy prices grocery prices rice prices beef cattle cattle breeders

Other phrases with this word

Other phrases with cattle:

cattle breeders 7× cattle producers 7×

Other phrases with the same pattern

Same start:

cattle breeders cattle producers

Same ending:

crude prices food prices fuel prices gas prices oil prices energy prices

Example types with cattle prices

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Short example sentences

Cattle prices fell amid high inventories. (6 words)

Those lower feeder cattle prices produced an average breakeven of $97 for cattle marketed last week. (16 words)

With higher cattle prices, we expected overall harvest to slow down, but that hasn't happened yet. (17 words)

Longer example sentences

In February, economists predicted record cattle prices this year, fallout from farmers forced to thin herds during the pandemic and the drought affecting half the nation’s cows. (28 words)

So our cattle prices are falling at the same time as prices in the grocery store or some of the retail establishments are going up,” Hord said. (27 words)

Fed cattle prices affect all cattle prices, higher fed cattle prices typically mean higher prices upstream in the cattle supply chain, and vice versa. (24 words)

Example sentences (8)

Fed cattle prices affect all cattle prices, higher fed cattle prices typically mean higher prices upstream in the cattle supply chain, and vice versa.

Those lower feeder cattle prices produced an average breakeven of $97 for cattle marketed last week.

So our cattle prices are falling at the same time as prices in the grocery store or some of the retail establishments are going up,” Hord said.

In February, economists predicted record cattle prices this year, fallout from farmers forced to thin herds during the pandemic and the drought affecting half the nation’s cows.

With higher cattle prices, we expected overall harvest to slow down, but that hasn't happened yet.

A few months ago, cattle prices were $1.19 per pound for livestock slated for May and June delivery to meat processing plants.

Cattle prices fell amid high inventories.

The decision to make above-normal herd reductions is made less palatable by lower cattle prices, Banta said.