Beginning of February Cattle Market Update with Karoline and Jordyn

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“Do we have enough room in the feedlots? Do we have enough room on the rail? There’s a ton of different factors, like the packing plants closing down, that will indicate that we are rebuilding the herd. The growth we’re about to see is in replacement and bred heifers.” Karoline Rose Bohannan (12:12)

Join us for a quick recap of how the markets are reacting to the frigid cold, and important things to keep tabs on for the future!

Issues we address in this episode:

• How the weather is affecting sales and the cattle themselves
• This year’s cattle inventory numbers compared to last. What would a herd rebuild look like?
• Methods of mitigating risk and diversifying income on the ranch

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