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5 Trending Headlines: Can fed cattle harvest keep pace? PLUS: Biosecurity ideas that work

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5 Trending Headlines: Can fed cattle harvest keep pace? PLUS: Biosecurity ideas that work
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So far, fed cattle harvest has stayed near year-ago levels. Can packers sustain the pace? That and more awaits you in this week’s Trending Headlines.
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