Beef Cattle Market Outlook

Join us for an informative webinar on the beef cattle market. The webinar will take place via Zoom with an in-person viewing option at the Alamance County Center on Thursday, March 28, 2024 at 7 pm EST for an hour with time for questions at the end. The webinar will be presented by Dr. Andrew P. Griffith, Professor and Extension Livestock Economist with the University of Tennessee.

Many factors influence cattle markets including beef demand, cattle supply, international markets, and climatic condition. Join us to discuss how these subjects have influenced markets and how they are likely to impact the market moving forward.

Alamance County Center

209-C N. Graham-Hopedale Rd.

Burlington, NC 27217

Questions? Contact Lauren Langley at lauren_langley@ncsu.edu or 336-570-6740.

About Dr. Griffith:

Andrew P. Griffith is a Professor and Extension Livestock Economist with the University of Tennessee. He started serving Tennessee producers in May 2012 after completing his PhD at Oklahoma State University. Prior to earning his terminal degree, he earned a B.S. degree in Agriculture from Tennessee Tech University and a M.S. degree in Agricultural Economics at the University of Tennessee. He is originally from Hampshire, Tennessee where he and his family produce soybeans, corn, stocker cattle, and have a cow-calf operation.

His program has focused on price risk management strategies for both the input and output markets of stocker and feeder cattle. In addition, his program has included livestock production economics and forage production economics.

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