Global Dairy Markets Are Cautious, Drought Begins to Impact Crop Progress

Why Consumers Are Soaking Up Dairy And Still Buying Beef

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2573186/fan_mail/new] Today we focus on consumers with stories on how export and domestic demand is soaking up the extra milk production. Speaking of consumers doing their part, we turn to the beef market and dive into why the heck consumers are still paying a mortgage payment on ribeyes. We finish up with a quick look at a drop in oil prices.

Summer May Be Wetter Than Anticipated, Cattle Rally, And Consumers Aren't Feeling It

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2573186/fan_mail/new] Today we start with a look at weather and potential for a turn around in drought conditions, then switch to an update on cattle markets. We end with a look at consumer confidence.

Dairy Is On a 16-Month Heater, Corn Prices Are Falling With Oil Prices

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2573186/fan_mail/new] On today's podcast the dairy industry is on a 16-month track of higher YOY production. On the other hand, corn prices continue to stumble as oil prices fall as well.

High Replacement Prices Are Impacting Dairy Culls, Corn Futures Took a Step Back

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2573186/fan_mail/new] We start with a review of the latest USDA Livestock Slaughter report and how replacement values are impacting cull cow slaughter. We also talk about the slide in corn futures that parallels oil markets, and how tech companies continue to support Wall Street indexes.

Farmers Need Blinders On to Stay Focused On Marketing Fundamentals This Crop Season

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2573186/fan_mail/new] In our conversation today we talk to Britt O'Connell, senior director of grain risk management with Ever.ag. Britt offers great insights into the volatility in grain markets, with geopolitical impacts of Iran and China, weather diversity throughout the U.S., the impact of fund investors and managed money. To survive, farmers need to know their business fundamentals and put on their blinders to stay focused on their marketing opportunities.