Monthly observations on prices from 10 weight/gender classifications of Nebraska beef cattle are studied in an error correction model (ECM) framework. This study attempts a replication of the 2003 paper on Texas prices by Bessler and Davis, where they find medium heifers (600–700 lb) at the center of price discovery. Using the ECM results Nebraska light steers are found to be weakly exogenous, with the innovation accounting results showing marked differences. Industry structure, production choices, and animal type and breeding herd differences between Texas and Nebraska are proposed as plausible reasons for partial (or incomplete) success at replication
Agricultural commodities, and in particular the livestock industry, experiences cycles in prices, de...
Previous research has not addressed the impacts of alternative supply conditions on price discovery ...
Traditional factors known to affect feeder cattle prices, such as corn prices, have been questioned ...
Monthly observations on prices from 10 weight/gender classifications of Nebraska beef cattle are stu...
Monthly observations on prices from 10 weight/gender classifications of Nebraska beef cattle are stu...
The Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service periodically issues revisions to its publications. The mo...
Over three quarters of a million head of cattle were sold in livestock auction markets in or near th...
New analyses and statistical techniques were applied to historical data to determine if time, change...
Cattle price discovery is a process of determining the price in the market through the interactions ...
Interviews were conducted with cattle feeders, beef packers, and others involved in the beef industr...
Closeout data from two western Kansas commercial feedlots are examined to determine how cattle price...
The production of cattle in the United State is a very large business. Production begins at the cow-...
Utilizing Cattle-Fax data, Granger-causality error correction models were used to determine whether ...
Few decisions are more important to feeder cattle producers than how to market their product. This s...
Source verification and pooling of feeder cattle into larger lots resulted in higher selling prices ...
Agricultural commodities, and in particular the livestock industry, experiences cycles in prices, de...
Previous research has not addressed the impacts of alternative supply conditions on price discovery ...
Traditional factors known to affect feeder cattle prices, such as corn prices, have been questioned ...
Monthly observations on prices from 10 weight/gender classifications of Nebraska beef cattle are stu...
Monthly observations on prices from 10 weight/gender classifications of Nebraska beef cattle are stu...
The Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service periodically issues revisions to its publications. The mo...
Over three quarters of a million head of cattle were sold in livestock auction markets in or near th...
New analyses and statistical techniques were applied to historical data to determine if time, change...
Cattle price discovery is a process of determining the price in the market through the interactions ...
Interviews were conducted with cattle feeders, beef packers, and others involved in the beef industr...
Closeout data from two western Kansas commercial feedlots are examined to determine how cattle price...
The production of cattle in the United State is a very large business. Production begins at the cow-...
Utilizing Cattle-Fax data, Granger-causality error correction models were used to determine whether ...
Few decisions are more important to feeder cattle producers than how to market their product. This s...
Source verification and pooling of feeder cattle into larger lots resulted in higher selling prices ...
Agricultural commodities, and in particular the livestock industry, experiences cycles in prices, de...
Previous research has not addressed the impacts of alternative supply conditions on price discovery ...
Traditional factors known to affect feeder cattle prices, such as corn prices, have been questioned ...
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