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CattleUSA Daily delivers fast, factual insight into cattle markets, sale barn results, and beef industry trends across the U.S. Hosted by producers and professionals who live the business, each episode breaks down feeder and fat cattle prices, futures movement, packer demand, weather impacts, and export shifts shaping today’s beef economy. From ranch-level realities to national market drivers, CattleUSA Daily is the trusted source for livestock news, market analysis, and ag insight that helps producers make confident, informed decisions every day.
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- Today28 min
431: How Better Grazing Turned a Struggling Desert Ranch Around with Alejandro Carrillo
Alejandro Carrillo joins Lauren today on the podcast to share how his family transformed their cattle ranch in the Chihuahuan Desert from struggling with bare ground, woody plants and low rainfall into a more productive and profitable operation. After taking a holistic management class, Alejandro began changing the way they thought about grazing, soil health, biodiversity and cattle selection. Alejandro explains why healthy soil is the foundation of a successful ranch, how moving cattle daily and using multiple species can improve grazing, and why genetics and culling are critical to building cattle that thrive in a specific environment. Links:Connect with Alejandro on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alejandro-carrillo-b3a7a7/Alejandro on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lasdamascattleranch/Alejandro on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/alejandro.carrillo.50951CattleUSA Insurance - https://info.cattleusainsurance.com/l/1102253/2025-06-04/288f5mCattleUSA Website - https://www.cattleusa.com/CattleUSA App IOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cattleusa/id1673147759CattleUSA App Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.edgarmcbee.cusamobile&pcampaignid=web_shareFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/cattleusamediaInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/cattleusa.media/Subscribe to our newsletter - https://www.cattleusa.shop/products/cattleusa-drive-premium-daily-newsletter?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&brid=YWdncwFNXt0EmdzFy5cJJBp84J9gCattleUSA Media - https://www.cattleusamedia.com/Lauren’s Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/_laurenmoylan/Lauren’s Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/@ShowboatmediacoThe Next Generation Podcast Website - https://www.thenextgenag.com/Key Takeaways:Better grazing management can help struggling ranches work with nature instead of against itHealthy, living soil is the foundation for productive pastures and cattlePlant and animal diversity can make a ranch more resilientCattle need to be selected for their ability to thrive in the environment they are actually working inDaily movement and adaptive grazing can improve how forage is utilized and recoveredMultiple species can complement one another and create more even grazingImproving soil health can increase forage quality and reduce dependence on supplementationRanch profitability has to come first if producers want to sustain their land and livestockIn arid environments, managing how much rainfall is captured and infiltrated can be more important than simply measuring rainfallContinuous education and learning from other ranchers can change the way an operation is managedChapters:01:19 From Computer Science to Ranching03:34 Changing the Way the Ranch Was Managed05:54 The Challenges of Ranching in the Desert07:59 Why Healthy Soil Matters11:00 Building Biodiversity on the Ranch14:59 Selecting Cattle for the Environment18:49 Grazing Multiple Species Together21:37 Building Nutrient-Dense Forage24:44 The Biggest Lesson for Producers26:00 Making the Most of Every Inch of RainAlejandro Carrillo, Cattle USA Daily, desert ranching, cattle ranching, regenerative ranching, regenerative grazing, holistic ranching, grazing management, rotational grazing, adaptive grazing, arid environment, Chihuahuan Desert, cattle grazing, soil health, healthy soil, soil biology, biodiversity, forage quality, nutrient density, cattle genetics, cattle selection, cattle culling, cattle nutrition, livestock grazing, grazing cattle, pasture management, ranch profitability, ranch management, drought management, water infiltration, rainfall, arid ranching, sustainable ranching, beef cattle, cattle producers, ranchers, regenerative agriculture
- Today26 min
430: The Cattle Market Is Rallying — An Encouraging Sign for Producers with Samantha Cozza-Wright
The cattle market is rallying! Samantha Cozza-Wright is back on the Cattle USA Daily Podcast to break down what is driving the recent rally, what’s happening with feeder and fed cattle prices, and why strong beef demand is giving the market some support. Lauren and Samantha also dive into cash trade transparency, packing capacity, imports, beef exports, corn and feed costs, and what could shape the market through the rest of this year. Connect with Samantha:Email - samantha@cattleusainsurance.com Phone - 785-940-5533Links:CattleUSA Insurance - https://info.cattleusainsurance.com/l/1102253/2025-06-04/288f5mCattleUSA Website - https://www.cattleusa.com/CattleUSA App IOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cattleusa/id1673147759CattleUSA App Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.edgarmcbee.cusamobile&pcampaignid=web_shareFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/cattleusamediaInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/cattleusa.media/Subscribe to our newsletter - https://www.cattleusa.shop/products/cattleusa-drive-premium-daily-newsletter?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&brid=YWdncwFNXt0EmdzFy5cJJBp84J9gCattleUSA Media - https://www.cattleusamedia.com/Lauren’s Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/_laurenmoylan/Lauren’s Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/@ShowboatmediacoThe Next Generation Podcast Website - https://www.thenextgenag.com/Key Takeaways:The cattle market has recovered from late-summer lows and is showing encouraging momentumStrong box beef movement and demand are helping support the rallyFeeder cattle prices are closely tied to where the fed cattle market goesHeifer retention and tighter supplies could keep the market supportedBeef demand remains surprisingly strong heading into the fallExport demand could become an important backstop as consumer buying patterns changeProducers should consider using current rallies to protect next year’s calf cropLRP quotes are offering opportunities to put a floor under future cattle pricesCorn, fuel, freight and weather will continue to influence cattle marginsThe next few months could be critical as the industry moves through a tight supply situationChapters:01:22 Why Is the Cattle Market Rallying?03:40 Feeder & Fed Cattle Prices05:13 An Encouraging Market for Producers05:51 Corn, Harvest & Fall Calf Demand07:55 SuKarne & Beef Industry Concentration10:30 The Cash Trade Transparency Problem13:05 Strong Beef Demand Is Supporting the Market14:55 Where the Cattle Market Could Go Next16:05 Use This Rally to Protect 2027 Calves18:21 The Q4 Cattle Market Outlook20:15 Fuel, Freight & the Economy21:45 Beef Exports Could Be a Backstop23:15 Corn Prices & Feed CostsSamantha Cozza-Wright, Cattle USA Daily, cattle market, cattle market rally, cattle prices, cattle futures, feeder cattle, fed cattle, feeder cattle prices, calf prices, fall calf run, cattle supply, beef demand, beef prices, box beef, cash cattle, cash trade, market transparency, cattle market outlook, 2026 cattle market, 2027 cattle market, heifer retention, cattle exports, beef exports, Mexican cattle imports, packing industry, beef packers, cattle producers, ranchers, feedlots, LRP, Livestock Risk Protection, cattle risk management, corn prices, cattle feed costs, fuel prices, cattle freigh
- Yesterday38 min
429: Could We Actually Build the Perfect Beef Cow? with Dr. Alison Van Eenennaam
Dr. Alison Van Eenennaam, professor at UC Davis, joins Lauren on the Cattle USA Daily Podcast today to break down where genomics, gene editing and reproductive technology are taking the beef industry. They discuss what gene editing can realistically accomplish today, the challenges of bringing edited cattle to market, and how technologies like genomic testing and advanced reproduction can work together to accelerate genetic progress. They also dive into the value of genomic testing, why genetics alone can’t predict everything an animal will do, and what Allison would change if she could redesign the beef industry’s genetic improvement system from the ground up.Links:Dr. Van Eenenaam: https://animalscience.ucdavis.edu/people/emeriti/alison-van-eenennaamCattleUSA Insurance - https://info.cattleusainsurance.com/l/1102253/2025-06-04/288f5mCattleUSA Website - https://www.cattleusa.com/CattleUSA App IOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cattleusa/id1673147759CattleUSA App Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.edgarmcbee.cusamobile&pcampaignid=web_shareFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/cattleusamediaInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/cattleusa.media/Subscribe to our newsletter - https://www.cattleusa.shop/products/cattleusa-drive-premium-daily-newsletter?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&brid=YWdncwFNXt0EmdzFy5cJJBp84J9gCattleUSA Media - https://www.cattleusamedia.com/Lauren’s Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/_laurenmoylan/Lauren’s Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/@ShowboatmediacoThe Next Generation Podcast Website - https://www.thenextgenag.com/Key Takeaways:Gene editing can introduce targeted traits like polled, disease resistance and heat toleranceGene editing works best today for traits controlled by a single geneGenomics and reproductive technology can work together to accelerate genetic progressGenomic testing can add significant accuracy to young animals before they have performance dataThe return on genomic testing can be greatest for animals with many future descendantsGenetics predict breeding value, but environment still plays a major role in animal performanceBetter data sharing across the beef chain could improve genetic predictions and profitabilityThe cattle industry may be entering a major turning point in genetics and biotechnologyProducers should evaluate genetics based on what an animal can pass on, not just how it looksInvesting in elite genetics can create benefits that are permanent and cumulativeChapters:00:00 Meet Dr. Alison Van Eenennaam03:02 The Future of Gene Editing05:35 Genomics Meets Reproductive Technology08:57 The Challenge of Bringing Gene Editing to Market13:24 What Makes an Edited Animal Safe?15:49 Can We Build the Perfect Beef Cow?18:56 Multiplex Gene Editing24:32 Where Genomic Testing Fits30:00 Can We Predict Animal Performance?34:07 Redesigning Beef Genetics38:15 Why Genetics Matter for ProfitabilityAlison Van Eenennaam, Cattle USA Daily, cattle genetics, beef cattle genetics, genomics, genomic testing, gene editing, gene edited cattle, CRISPR cattle, cattle biotechnology, genetic selection, genetic merit, EPDs, genomically enhanced EPDs, cattle breeding, beef cattle breeding, reproductive technology, embryo transfer, IVF cattle, artificial insemination, cattle genomics, disease resistant cattle, polled cattle, heat tolerant cattle, BVD resistance, Alpha Gal, cattle data, carcass data, genetic improvement, cattle profitability, beef industry technology, livestock biotechnology, animal genetics, seedstock cattle, commercial cattle, cattle producers, beef production, future of cattle genetics.
- 3 days ago10 min
428: The Best Advice I’ve Ever Been Given in Agriculture
Today on the Cattle USA Daily Podcast, Lauren shares some of the best advice she has received throughout her years in agriculture, business and leadership. From learning the difference between being busy and actually making progress to knowing when to say “I don’t know enough about that yet,” these lessons go far beyond cattle and markets. Lauren breaks down eight pieces of advice that have shaped the way she thinks, works and leads, including protecting family relationships, making decisions for the business you want to build, staying curious, keeping ego out of important decisions and understanding the long-term value of a good reputation. Links:CattleUSA Insurance - https://info.cattleusainsurance.com/l/1102253/2025-06-04/288f5mCattleUSA Website - https://www.cattleusa.com/CattleUSA App IOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cattleusa/id1673147759CattleUSA App Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.edgarmcbee.cusamobile&pcampaignid=web_shareFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/cattleusamediaInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/cattleusa.media/Subscribe to our newsletter - https://www.cattleusa.shop/products/cattleusa-drive-premium-daily-newsletter?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&brid=YWdncwFNXt0EmdzFy5cJJBp84J9gCattleUSA Media - https://www.cattleusamedia.com/Lauren’s Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/_laurenmoylan/Lauren’s Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/@ShowboatmediacoThe Next Generation Podcast Website - https://www.thenextgenag.com/Key Takeaways:Being busy doesn't always mean you're making meaningful progressYou don't have to have an opinion on everything, especially when you don't know enough yetThe operation should support your family, not the other way aroundMake decisions based on the business you want to build long termAsking questions is one of the best ways to keep learningEgo can lead to expensive decisions, while humility leaves room to improveYour reputation compounds through every relationship and interactionLong term success is built through hundreds of small decisionsChapters:00:46 – Don’t Confuse Movement With Progress03:00 – You Don’t Have to Have an Opinion About Everything04:30 – Your Family Comes First06:00 – Build the Business You Want07:15 – The Person Asking Questions Learns the Most08:30 – Don’t Let Your Ego Make Decisions10:00 – Reputation Compounds11:15 – Success Is Rarely One Big Decision12:30 – What Advice Would You Give the Next Generation?Lauren Moylan, Cattle USA Daily, agriculture, cattle industry, ranching, cattle producers, ranch management, leadership, agriculture leadership, business advice, ranch business, succession planning, family ranch, agricultural leadership, producer advice, young producers, next generation agriculture, ranch profitability, decision making, agricultural business, mentorship, personal growth, leadership advice, cattle industry advice, farming and ranching, agriculture podcast
- 5 days ago16 min
427: Super El Niño Is NOT a Guarantee of a Wet Winter with Gary Lezak
Super El Niño is developing, but that doesn’t automatically mean a wet winter or more snow for everyone. Gary Lezak joins Lauren today on the Cattle USA Daily Podcast to break down what this developing weather pattern actually means for producers across the Plains, Midwest and beyond. Gary explains why the LRC will be critical in determining where storm systems develop and when they arrive. He also looks at historical Super El Niño years, snowfall differences across the country, drought potential, first frost timing and why producers should wait for the new weather pattern to fully develop before drawing conclusions about the months ahead.Links:Weather 20/20 Dashboard Discount - https://www.weather2020.com/partner/cattle-usaSubstack - https://weather2020.substack.com/The Global Predictor App - https://www.weather2020.com/global-predictor-mobile-appYoutube -https://www.youtube.com/@Weather2020Follow Gary on X - https://x.com/glezak CattleUSA Insurance - https://info.cattleusainsurance.com/l/1102253/2025-06-04/288f5mCattleUSA Website - https://www.cattleusa.com/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/cattleusamediaInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/cattleusa.media/Subscribe to our newsletter - https://www.cattleusa.shop/products/cattleusa-drive-premium-daily-newsletter?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&brid=YWdncwFNXt0EmdzFy5cJJBp84J9gCattleUSA Media - https://www.cattleusamedia.com/Lauren’s Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/_laurenmoylan/Lauren’s Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/@ShowboatmediacoThe Next Generation Podcast Website - https://www.thenextgenag.com/Key Takeaways:Super El Niño does not automatically mean every region will be wetterThe developing LRC will help determine where and when storm systems hitHistorical Super El Niño winters have produced very different snowfall outcomesEl Niño generally lowers drought probability across much of the Agriculture BeltThe new weather pattern is expected to begin setting up in early OctoberProducers should watch October and November for clues about the winter aheadGary says it is still too early to confidently predict the first frostEvery El Niño year is different, so historical patterns are not guaranteesPatience will be important as the new LRC developsThe first cycle of the new pattern could provide much clearer answers heading into winterChapters:00:00 – Super El Niño & the Weather Pattern01:18 – The New LRC Is About to Begin03:01 – Gary’s New Weather Venture05:41 – Smile With Gary06:48 – What’s Happening Across the Plains08:37 – What Super El Niño Actually Means10:10 – What Past Super El Niños Tell Us12:00 – Why the LRC Matters13:00 – Does Super El Niño Mean More Moisture?14:01 – Don’t Believe Every Weather Prediction15:04 – What About the First Frost?15:15 – What Producers Should Watch Next16:10 – The Winter Forecast AheadGary Lezak, Cattle USA Daily, Super El Niño, El Niño, weather forecast, winter weather, winter forecast, fall weather, LRC, Lezak Recurring Cycle, long-range weather, cattle weather, agriculture weather, ranch weather, Plains weather, Midwest weather, Kansas weather, Nebraska weather, Oklahoma weather, Colorado weather, drought outlook, snowfall forecast, rainfall forecast, first frost, freeze forecast, agricultural planning, cattle producers, farmers and ranchers, weather 2026
- 1 weeks ago39 min
426: The Cattle Industry Needs to Have Some Hard Conversations with Seth Pratt
Today, Seth Pratt joins Lauren on the Cattle USA Daily Podcast to talk about what it really takes to build a ranch that can survive for generations. From working off the ranch and understanding opportunity cost to creating more stable revenue, using genomic and carcass data, and thinking differently about how we measure cattle, Seth challenges some of the traditional ways of doing business in agriculture. The conversation also gets into some of the harder questions facing the next generation, including access to capital, succession planning, profitability and what it actually takes to build a sustainable ranching business. Links: Connect with Seth: https://www.linkedin.com/in/seth-pratt-84403440/ CattleUSA Insurance - https://info.cattleusainsurance.com/l/1102253/2025-06-04/288f5mCattleUSA Website - https://www.cattleusa.com/CattleUSA App IOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cattleusa/id1673147759CattleUSA App Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.edgarmcbee.cusamobile&pcampaignid=web_shareFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/cattleusamediaInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/cattleusa.media/Subscribe to our newsletter - https://www.cattleusa.shop/products/cattleusa-drive-premium-daily-newsletter?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&brid=YWdncwFNXt0EmdzFy5cJJBp84J9gCattleUSA Media - https://www.cattleusamedia.com/Lauren’s Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/_laurenmoylan/Lauren’s Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/@ShowboatmediacoThe Next Generation Podcast Website - https://www.thenextgenag.com/Key Takeaways:Stable revenue can matter more than chasing the highs of the cattle marketOpportunity cost should be part of every decision about time and laborCountry Natural Beef offers a way to reduce some market timing riskRed meat per acre can change how producers think about cattle performanceGenomic and carcass data can help make better herd decisionsCattle need to fit the environment and resources of the ranchThe path into agriculture is not always as accessible as the industry makes it seemSuccession and long-term planning require conversations before there is a crisisProducers need to question practices simply being done because they have always been doneAgriculture needs honest conversations about what the next 100 years should look likeChapters:03:24 – What Working Off the Ranch Taught Him08:22 – Building a Multigenerational Ranch10:30 – Making Revenue More Stable13:00 – The Opportunity Cost of Your Time15:30 – How Country Natural Beef Works19:15 – Managing Market Volatility23:30 – Using Data to Make Better Cow Herd Decisions26:00 – Red Meat Per Acre27:40 – Building a Cow Herd You Want to Work Around28:32 – The Hard Conversations Agriculture Needs32:00 – Is Ranching Accessible to the Next Generation?34:35 – Who Does Agriculture Need to Welcome?37:27 – Challenging the Status QuoSeth Pratt, Cattle USA Daily, Country Natural Beef, cattle market, cattle prices, ranch profitability, ranch management, family ranch, multigenerational ranch, cattle genetics, genomic testing, carcass data, red meat per acre, cattle marketing, market volatility, beef production, ranch economics, opportunity cost, succession planning, beginning ranchers, next generation agriculture, agriculture workforce, natural resource management, Idaho ranching, cattle industry, future of ranching, branded beef, cattle cycle
- 1 weeks ago26 min
425: IVF, AI & the Exciting Future of Cattle Reproduction with Dr. Cara Wells
Dr. Cara Wells, reproductive physiologist and expert in assisted reproductive technologies, joins Lauren today on the Cattle USA Daily Podcast to talk about where cattle reproduction is headed. From traditional embryo evaluation to machine learning, IVF, embryo sex prediction and faster genetic progress, Cara explains how technology is changing what we can learn about embryos and how producers may use that information. The conversation also looks at the biggest barriers to wider IVF adoption, the role of recipient health and stress, and why the future of reproductive technology will require bringing animal health, genetics and data together.Links:Dr. Cara Wells on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cara-wells-phd/EmGenisys: https://www.emgenisys.co/CattleUSA Insurance - https://info.cattleusainsurance.com/l/1102253/2025-06-04/288f5mCattleUSA Website - https://www.cattleusa.com/CattleUSA App IOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cattleusa/id1673147759CattleUSA App Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.edgarmcbee.cusamobile&pcampaignid=web_shareFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/cattleusamediaInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/cattleusa.media/Subscribe to our newsletter - https://www.cattleusa.shop/products/cattleusa-drive-premium-daily-newsletter?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&brid=YWdncwFNXt0EmdzFy5cJJBp84J9gCattleUSA Media - https://www.cattleusamedia.com/Lauren’s Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/_laurenmoylan/Lauren’s Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/@ShowboatmediacoThe Next Generation Podcast Website - https://www.thenextgenag.com/Key Takeaways:- Traditional embryo evaluation can be subjective and heavily dependent on evaluator experience- Machine learning can identify embryo activity patterns that aren't visible to the human eye- Pregnancy outcomes are being used to better understand which embryos actually succeed- Embryo sex prediction could give producers another tool when making reproductive decisions- IVF and embryo technology can help shorten the generation interval and accelerate genetic progress- Recipient health, nutrition and stress still play a major role in reproductive success- Labor, logistics and cost remain major barriers to wider IVF adoption in cattle- The future of reproduction will rely on turning data into decisions producers can actually use- New technology could make IVF more accessible and practical for more cattle operations- Producers should ask questions and determine whether reproductive technology fits their genetics and operationChapters:00:00 Meet Dr. Cara Wells01:29 How Embryos Are Evaluated03:16 Bringing Machine Learning Into Embryo Selection07:06 Predicting Embryo Sex09:12 The Next 10 Years of Reproductive Technology12:08 Technology Reaching Rural America13:12 The Biggest Limitations14:23 Stress, Nutrition & Pregnancy Success15:58 Bringing Data, Genetics & Animal Health Together19:08 Clearing Up IVF Misconceptions20:29 Will IVF Become More Common in Cattle?22:40 Accelerating Genetic ProgressDr. Cara Wells, cattle reproduction, bovine reproduction, IVF cattle, cattle IVF, embryo transfer, embryo technology, embryo evaluation, embryo selection, artificial intelligence in agriculture, AI cattle reproduction, machine learning, cattle genetics, genetic progress, reproductive technology, cattle breeding, embryo sex prediction, pregnancy rates, cattle fertility, recipient cows, embryo health, assisted reproductive technology, livestock technology, cattle industry, beef cattle, Cattle USA Daily
- 1 weeks ago16 min
424: Will October Finally Feel Like Fall? Weather Forecast Update with Gary Lezak
Gary Lezak is back on the Cattle USA Daily Podcast to break down the changing weather pattern and answer the question producers are asking: is fall finally coming, or are we in for more summer weather? Gary explains how the LRC is transitioning into a new pattern, why October and November are critical months to watch, and what the developing pattern could mean for the next 300 days of weather. Gary also looks at the immediate forecast, including rain across parts of the Plains and Midwest, potential early frost in the Northern Plains, and how producers can use longer range weather information to make more confident decisions.Links:Weather 20/20 Dashboard Discount - https://www.weather2020.com/partner/cattle-usaSubstack - https://weather2020.substack.com/The Global Predictor App - https://www.weather2020.com/global-predictor-mobile-appYoutube -https://www.youtube.com/@Weather2020Follow Gary on X - https://x.com/glezak CattleUSA Insurance - https://info.cattleusainsurance.com/l/1102253/2025-06-04/288f5mCattleUSA Website - https://www.cattleusa.com/Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/cattleusamediaInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/cattleusa.media/Subscribe to our newsletter - https://www.cattleusa.shop/products/cattleusa-drive-premium-daily-newsletter?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&brid=YWdncwFNXt0EmdzFy5cJJBp84J9gCattleUSA Media - https://www.cattleusamedia.com/Lauren’s Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/_laurenmoylan/Lauren’s Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/@ShowboatmediacoThe Next Generation Podcast Website - https://www.thenextgenag.com/Key Takeaways:The LRC is transitioning into a new weather pattern as fall beginsOctober and November can provide important clues about the pattern for the months aheadThe new LRC pattern typically begins developing in early October and becomes more established into NovemberProducers should watch for storm systems and precipitation as the new pattern takes shapeParts of the Plains and Midwest could see significant rain in the immediate forecastAn early October frost is possible across parts of the Northern PlainsEl Niño could influence the winter pattern, but its impact depends on how the LRC developsWeather extremes like drought and excessive rain can both create challenges for agricultureLong-range weather information can help producers plan inputs, supplies and field operationsThe next several weeks will provide more clues about the weather pattern heading into the next yearChapters:02:52 – The LRC Is Changing03:39 – What Is the LRC?05:00 – Planning 300 Days Ahead06:30 – When the New Pattern Begins07:30 – Why October & November Matter09:00 – El Niño & the Winter Outlook10:27 – What the Next Year Could Look Like11:23 – The Immediate 10-Day Forecast12:30 – Rain, Harvest & Early Frost14:40 – Is Fall Finally Coming?15:05 – What to Watch NextGary Lezak, Weather 2020, Cattle USA Daily, weather forecast, fall weather, October weather, October forecast, fall weather outlook, winter weather outlook, LRC, Lezak Recurring Cycle, long-range weather, 300-day weather forecast, agriculture weather, cattle weather, ranch weather, farmer weather, drought outlook, rainfall forecast, Plains weather, Midwest weather, Kansas weather, Nebraska weather, Colorado weather, Oklahoma weather, Texas weather, El Niño, Super El Niño, harvest weather, frost forecast, agricultural planning, cattle producers, farmers and ranchers
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