81.   The rise in grains pushed prices cattle and hog prices lower on concern ranchers and feedlot owners will step up sales of their animals to avoid higher feed costs.

82.   The study also foresees a good year for dairies, which should benefit from low feed costs.

83.   The soaring prices for grain -- corn prices reached record highs for the fourth day -- raised concern farmers will sell their livestock herds to avoid high feed costs.

84.   The soaring prices for grain -- corn reached record highs for the fourth day -- raised concern farmers will sell their livestock herds to avoid high feed costs.

85.   The winds began shifting in the summer as the outlook for current crops improved, sending feed costs down, while milk prices continued to rise.

86.   Traders now expect feedlots to begin accepting fewer cattle to raise to market weight because of rising feed costs, reducing available supplies.

87.   Tyson Foods Inc. said fiscal second-quarter earnings more than tripled as feed costs dropped.

88.   While the number of cattle are increasing, cheaper feed costs and high prices for replacement feeder cattle have encouraged feedlots to keep animals in the pens longer.

89.   With feed costs rising and cattle prices falling, the number of cattle coming into feedlots should begin to decline this summer, analysts said.

90.   With feed costs expected to rise on forecasts that the corn harvest will be smaller than expected, farmers are reducing their hog herds to cut costs.