USDA released its June WASDE report today. The total U.S. red meat and poultry production forecast for 2025 is lowered from last month. Beef production is lowered on reduced steer and heifer slaughter in the second quarter and reduced cow slaughter for the remainder of the year.  Cow slaughter is down 95,900 for the year, and looking at feeder cattle imports from Mexico, as the total cattle herd is at its smallest in over 70 years, shows additional pressure on steer and heifer slaughter. For 2023, imports of feeder cattle from Mexico averaged more than 110,000 per month. That’s an annual total of about 1.2 million cattle. Since December, after the 22 November Screwworm situation, it has averaged less than 36,000 imports per month...