Feed weekly outlook: No long-term shortage expected

For now, Motz said, more sunshine is needed to get the harvest further along. Prices inched up a little since last week, with barley at $245 per tonne, delivered in Lethbridge, with wheat roughly the same. Motz said the fire that destroyed the Tyson Foods plant at Holcomb, Kansas last week likely won’t have much of an impact on Canada in terms of feed grains. Cattle, as a result of the shutdown, might be in feedlots for a few more days before they’re sent for ...