EPISODE · Nov 13, 2025 · 5 MIN
IAS Market Talk with David Rueber – 11/12/25
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IAS Market Talk — November 12 Beef Market Update A bullish market needs fuel. And this week, Beef Production Specialist Dave Rueber explains why the cattle market is running short on it.In this episode, Dave breaks down:· Why recent momentum has slowed despite mostly steady fundamentals· Fat cattle trade drifting into the high $220s· Feeder cattle holding stronger than expected, even after several weeks of pressure· What holiday beef demand could mean for a potential rebound· How break-evens have improved and what to expect as we work through higher-priced feedersEven in a quieter week, Dave highlights the key indicators producers should watch — and why this market isn’t done showing some long-term rally potential.Stay tuned for what you need to know, from the people you know — timely insights to help Northeast Iowa and Southwest Wisconsin producers make confident marketing decisions.👉 innovativeag.comMake a real impact! IAS Operations roles offer hands-on work, training, growth, and competitive pay—helping fuel the future of agriculture. Join the operations team and grow with IAS! Apply today at https://www.innovativeag.com/careers/job-openings.Tune in for straight talk, local insight, and the information you need from people you know.👉 https://www.innovativeag.com/feed#market-talk-podcast
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IAS Market Talk — November 12 Beef Market Update A bullish market needs fuel. And this week, Beef Production Specialist Dave Rueber explains why the cattle market is running short on it. In this episode, Dave breaks down: · Why recent momentum has slowed despite mostly steady fundamentals · Fat cattle trade drifting into the high $220s · Feeder cattle holding stronger than expected, even after several weeks of pres...
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