Cattle Market Pro vs Beef Grading

Cattle Market Pro helps U.S. cattle producers turn lot assumptions into clear sale and purchase estimates, with dated market context kept separate from the math. MARKET PULSE Review a dated USDA national negotiated-cash cattle snapshot with its report date, source, units, and availability status shown beside the number. Delayed Live Cattle and Feeder Cattle contract context is labeled as non-executable and may be cached or unavailable. MY LOTS Save sale-lot plans on this iPhone. Record head count, class, sex, average weight, target price, shrink, commission, freight, yardage, other costs, sale date, status, state, and notes. View projected gross, estimated selling costs, net per head, and total net. DEAL DESK Estimate seller net proceeds, buyer landed cost, and hold-versus-sell outcomes. Save a seller estimate as a lot or add a buyer estimate to an offline auction ticket. USDA REPORT DIRECTORY Search a curated directory of recurring USDA My Market News report pages across Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, and Missouri. Find links by barn, city, or state and save favorites. BUILT FOR FIELD CONDITIONS • No account required • No ads, in-app purchases, or analytics SDKs • Saved lots, Deal Desk calculations, and the auction ticket work without a network connection • Lot and ticket records are stored on this iPhone • Market Pulse shows source, report date, units, and status • VoiceOver and Larger Text support Cattle Market Pro is an independent planning tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by USDA. National reports and delayed contract context can differ materially from a local bid. Verify class, weight, quality, basis, shrink, commissions, freight, yardage, and all transaction terms before acting.

Beef Grading custom mobile application is for use by small capacity plants that harvest beef who would like beef grading services but are unable to afford it due to cost prohibition under the current in person grading model. The business goal is to deliver and maintain grade integrity to customers wanting a quality product they are willing to pay for. The mobile application will collect information such as geo-location and date-time information of the image from a device used by a non-USDA employee and store it in a secure system for data storage separate from the AMS Billing and Information (ABI) database to be evaluated by a L&P employee who is trained and licensed to grade the product. The images of beef carcasses will then be evaluated by L&P and provided a USDA grade based on factors evaluated from the images. The employee at the plant will be able to see the result in the mobile application and complete the process by identifying the carcass with a USDA Grade.