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Charles Wallace
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Editor, Western Livestock Journal
Camarillo
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Contributing Editor at Western Livestock Journal and freelance writer covering several issues, including legislative, water and property rights.
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By Charles Wallace Verified| Western Livestock Journal Verified Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP) has released its final 2025 Gray Wolf Conservation and Management Plan—the first update to the state’s wolf strategy in 22 years. Completed on March 26, the plan sets a minimum population baseline of 450 wolves to maintain at least 15 breeding pairs, aligning with federal recovery goals established when wolves were delisted in 2011 and state management began.
By Charles Wallace Verified| Western Livestock Journal Verified The markets were closed today in observance of the Good Friday holiday, but cash trade was sharply higher. Cash trade was light, with 3,017 head sold. Live steers sold between $212-214, and dressed steers sold for $335. “Despite today being a holiday, there will likely be additional sales of cattle,” the folks at the Cattle Report wrote. “Yesterday’s forced trade was sharply higher, but volumes were less than expected according to the afternoon roundup on mandatory price reporting.
By Charles Wallace Verified| Western Livestock Journal Verified Anticipation of higher cash trade propelled cattle futures higher to close the holiday-shortened week. Live cattle futures continue their ascent, with the April contract up $2.75 to $209.82 and the June contract up $2 to $204.07. Cash trade was moderate, with 12,960 head sold. Live steers sold for $208-212, and dressed steers sold between $332-335. “Sales in Texas and Kansas were mainly $210,” the Cattle Report noted. “A few dressed sales in the North are noted at $335 or $7 higher than last week.
Company Info
Western Livestock Journal
Published since 1922, the Western Livestock Journal is the exclusive news source of professional livestock producers throughout the U.S. Available both in a weekly print edition and online at www.wlj.net, WLJ strives to inform, educate and engage readers by providing timely, relevant news and information affecting the livestock industry.
Greenwood Village, Colorado, United States
+1 303-722-7600
Founded: 1922