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Arkansas cattle inventories declined for the third straight year, falling more than 5% percent from January 2021 estimates, liquidating about 90,000 cattle and calves, according to the January Cattle Inventory Report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Significant declines were seen in South Dakota, Texas, Missouri and Montana
Arkansas saw a decline for the third year in a row in cattle inventories, most likely due to a decline in feeder cattle supplies. Prices could lead to profits for cattle farmers in 2022.
State and national livestock market analysis.
Monday's Cattle Inventory report demanded every cattleman's attention as the market now possesses the fewest beef cows it has had in the last seven years. Of the 10 states with the most beef cows, every one saw a reduction in beef cow numbers.