Chat BDC
Chat BDC is the executive briefing for farm CEOs, CFOs, and senior managers running America's largest farms. Each episode delivers concise, actionable business intelligence across all market categories. Hosted by Mike Opperman, the podcast provides concise market information to help farmers make more informed business and investment decisions. Whether you manage 2,000 cows or 20,000 acres, this is the ag business podcast built for farmer CEOs.
Episodes
Powder Strengthens and Cheese Rebounds, Cattle Rally, Payments Offset Higher Crop Costs
Send us Fan MailToday we start with a look at how milk powder prices continue to strengthen as cheese prices rebound, but butter continues to slump. We also look at how cattle prices rallied late last week and what could be on the horizon. We finish with how government payments could help offset higher input crop input costs, including diesel prices.
New Dairy Checkoff Leadership, New USDA Grazing Initiatives, Corn Futures Rebound
Send us Fan MailToday we start with news on the new Dairy Checkoff leader, then pivot to new initiatives from USDA for grazing lands allotments. We finish with and update on commodity markets after the WASDE surprise from last week.
A Drop In Milk Production Forecast, Bumpy Roads Ahead for Cattle, and A Corn Surprise
Send us Fan MailToday we start with a look at the latest WASDE report and a drop in milk production forecast. Then we go through a report from Dave Weaber at Terrain regarding Q4 cattle markets, and finish up back at the WASDE report and a surprise increase in projected corn yield.
Dairy Export Rebound, Risk Management for Fall Feeder Calves, and Commodity Market Volatility
Send us Fan MailToday we start with a look at dairy exports from the August USDEC report, then offer some tips on risk management practices when purchasing fall feeder calves. We finish with a look at volatility in grain and oilseed markets.
Protein Is King, Feeder Margins Stink, and Get Your Red-Dye Diesel
Send us Fan MailToday we start off with a look at how protein is reshaping the dairy market from farm to table. We shift over to a look at plunging feeder margins, and wrap up with the news from the White House about making red-dye diesel more available.
A Dairy Workforce Plan, ICE Impact in Kansas, and Five Tips for Financial Success
Send us Fan MailToday we briefly talk about a new workforce option for dairy farmers, then we shift to an update on the Kansas ICE raids and how that impacted the beef industry in southwest Kansas. We finish up with a look at five tips to help your farm reach financial success.
Dairy Diverges, Fall Marketed Calves, and Advantages of Leasing or Buying Equipment
Send us Fan MailToday we start with how the dairy market continues to diverge toward protein products. We then talk about the advantages beef producers will have when marketing fall calves. We wrap up with the IRS implications of leasing or buying equipment.
Milk Prices And Beef Crosses, Japanese Demand for U.S. Beef, and a New Farmworker Minimum Wage
Send us Fan MailToday we start with a look at how the value of beef cross calves is keeping milk prices from growing, and how Japanese consumers are driving demand for U.S. beef. We also look at new legislation in California that raises the farmworker minimum wage to $19.75.
Class IV Rebounds, Ranchers Push Back on Imports, Commodity Stock Surprise, and A Strong Q2 Economy
Send us Fan MailToday we start with a report on Class milk prices, with a rebound on Class IV. Then we see how ranchers are pushing back on beef imports and asking President Trump to calm down on his import plans. We then look at USDA Stocks report and an analyst surprise, then finish up with a financial report on a positive Q2 economic summary.
Dairy DMC Triggered, Dealing with Low Beef Cull Cow Prices, and Maintaining Farm Cash Flow
Send us Fan MailToday we start with a report on the triggering of DMC payments in dairy, then pivot to how beef producers can deal with lower cull cow prices. We wrap up with opportunities to manage cash flow on farms.
A Beef Cattle Outlook, A Harvest Update, and Despondent Consumers
Send us Fan MailToday we catch up on a beef outlook through a CattleFax report, then take look at harvest progress. We finish with a report on how consumers aren't digging the current economic situation.
New Processing Plant in Missouri, The Benefits of Beef Imports, Bears After China Visit
Send us Fan MailToday we offer news of a new processing facility in Missouri thanks to Schreiber. We then go into detail on the actual benefits of beef imports, then we look at the bears in the market after the non-news of the China visit last week.
The Impact of Components on Milk Checks, ICE Raids in Kansas, Experts Predict Commodity Markets
Send us Fan MailToday we start with a CoBank report on how components are impacting milk prices, then follow that up with a look at the impact of ICE raids on Kansas agriculture facilities. We wrap up with a look at what experts thinks will happen in commodity markets.
A Milk Production Update, A Cattle Market Looking for Direction, and the Commodity Financial Picture
Send us Fan MailToday we get the September milk production update, and insights on the sideways direction the cattle market is going, looking for indicators that will push it up or down. Finally we get a report from Jacqui Fatka on the headwinds and opportunities happening in commodity markets.
Manage Costs to Manage Risk, Former Ag Secy Opposes Beef Imports, Soybeans at $14
Send us Fan MailToday we look at how managing costs can reduce risk on dairy operations, and how former ag secretary Mike Johanns opposes the current administration's activities around beef imports. We wrap up with a look at the potential for $14 soybeans.
Fluid Milk Is Doing Well, A New Carcass Value Calculator, and Will China Start Buying More U.S. Product
Send us Fan MailToday we start with a look at fluid milk sales and how whole milk is making a comeback. We then look at a new calculator that helps estimate red meat yield, and finish up with a report on whether China is going to be in the market for more U.S. ag products soon.
The Cattle On Feed Report, Ag Committee Changes on Capital Hill, And Companies Getting Squeezed
Send us Fan MailToday we dive into the September Cattle On Feed report, with marketings the lowest in 30 years. We also look at upcoming changes to the House and Senate Ag Committees, and how companies are getting squeezed in the current economic climate.
A Regional Dairy Shift, A Deep Dive Into Beef Herd Expansion, and Interest Rates
Send us Fan MailToday we start with a look at the cosmic regional shift in dairy regions, and a deep dive into what will drive beef herd expansion. We end up with a look at how we'll all be affected by the interest rate hike.
The Farm Bill Is Out of Committee, and The Fed Raised Interest Rates
Send us Fan MailToday we focus on policy, with a report on how the Farm Bill got out of committee. We end with a look at how and why the Federal Reserve raised interest rates this week.
A Dairy Price Update, Safety Net for Beef Heifers, A Brewing Fertilizer Crisis
Send us Fan MailToday we get an update on dairy prices, plus information about a pending government insurance program to provide a safety net for beef breeding heifers. We wrap up with a look at the sulfur issue and pending fertilizer crisis.
How Diesel Prices Impact Dairy, A Look at the Cattle Market, and An Ag Equipment Update
Send us Fan MailToday we start with how rising diesel costs are impacting dairy margins, eight factors that are affecting beef business sustainability, and an update on ag equipment markets.
WASDE Reports for Dairy, Corn and Soybeans, Plus What Will Sustain the Cattle Rally
Send us Fan MailWith the September WASDE report on last Friday, we cover off on what USDA estimates for dairy, corn and soybeans. Also, cattle markets hit a short rally last Thursday and Friday, and we'll look at what it will take to sustain those markets.
When Will DMC Come Back, Red Feedlot Margins, Sell 2027 Corn and Soybeans?
Send us Fan MailToday we look at what will need to happen to margins to have the Dairy Margin Coverage payments kick in. We take a sobering look at feedlot margins, then wrap up with factors to consider if you want to sell your 2027 corn and soybean crops.
U.S. and Canada Trade War, Cattle Rally Struggles, USDA Payment Options
Send us Fan MailToday we look at the latest in the U.S./Canada trade war with the U.S. banning several dairy product imports from our northern neighbors. We also look at an anchor to the cattle rally, and what type of farm business you need to be to take advantage of higher government payments.
Dairy Exports Fall in July, Executive Order Impact, What's Up for WASDE
Send us Fan MailToday we look at dairy exports and how they dropped 5% in July, and what impact President Trump's most recent executive orders have had on cattle markets. We finish with what to expect from Friday's WASDE report.
Processors Fall Behind Extra Production, Beef Exports, And New WOTUS Proposals
Send us Fan MailToday we talk about how processors are straining to keep up with the extra milk production, how beef exports are doing given the current price climate, and new definitions for EPA and WOTUS.
Chat BDC Conversation with Terrain's Don Close: Where We're Headed in the Beef Market
Send us Fan MailToday's special Labor Day conversation is with Don Close, chief protein analyst with Terrain. We go through a lot of issues related to cattle markets, from the current topics around the new Rancher's Initiative and President Trump's actions, to the potential for $7 corn and what the next quarter looks like.
Class III Milk Prices, Cheap Ground Beef, Commodity Margins
Send us Fan MailToday we take a look at an update on Class milk prices. Class III went up in August while all others fell off. Drovers has a great article comparing ground beef prices to other things consumers spend money on. And we look at commodity margins with higher grain prices but rising input costs.
Dairy's Fat Dilemma, Analyst Reaction to the Ranchers Initiative, and Yield Updates
Send us Fan MailToday we look at how the growth in butterfat production is upending markets, analyst response to USDA's new rancher initiative, and an update on crop yields as we get closer to harvest.
A DMC Update, A Look at Feed Prices with $7 Corn, and Grain Market Updates
Send us Fan MailToday we focus on the status of the latest Dairy Margin Coverage payments, and a look at feed costs if and when corn prices get to $7 per bushel. We wrap up with a look at where grain markets are and where they're headed.
Dairy Margins Are Tightening, and the Ranchers First Initiative
Send us Fan MailToday we just focus on dairy and beef. First we look at how margins are tightening on dairy operations, then we take a skim of the new Ranchers First Initiative announce at Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins yesterday.
New York Is The New California, Are Trump's Threats Real, and High Diesel Prices
Send us Fan MailToday we start with a look at the new New York dairy industry and how it's set up for future growth and success. Then we look at the meat processing industry and whether President Trump's latest threats are actually real. And we wrap with a look at historically high diesel prices just as farmers are setting up for harvest.
Shifts in the Global Dairy Market, Higher Carcass Values, and Upside Flexibility in Corn Markets
Send us Fan MailToday we focus on a Rabobank report looking at the changes in the top 20 dairy companies, then shift to a look at how higher carcass weights are impacting carcass quality. We wrap with a quick look at creating flexibility in corn markets.
Tariffs Will Impact Beef-On-Dairy, Trouble Is Brewing in Cattle Markets, and Corn is Heading to $6
Send us Fan MailToday we focus on the impact tariffs will have on the beef-on-dairy market for dairy producers. We also look at the real numbers showing how there may be dark clouds ahead for the cattle markets. And we finish with what investors are doing in corn markets.
Dairy Cull Cow Numbers, Cattle Market Reaction to Border News, Commodity Market Updates
Send us Fan MailToday we look at the USDA dairy cull cow report and how culling numbers continue to climb in line with the increase in size of the nation's dairy herd. We also talk about how markets reacted to the border opening and other political news, and finish up with a look at commodity markets.
A Chat With Ben Laine, from Terrain, About What Dairy Will Look Like in 2030 and Who Will Survive
Send us Fan MailToday is a special conversation with Ben Laine from Terrain. We dive into what the dairy industry may look like in 2030 and beyond, and what it will take for producers to be one of the one's still in business.
USDA Says Milk Production Continues to Climb, Cattle on Feed Higher, Soybeans Yields May Be a Record
Send us Fan MailToday we focus on two USDA reports, including the July Milk Production report and the August 1 Cattle on Feed report. We also look at results of the ProFarmer Crop Tour which predicts a corn crop that will come in second to last year, but a soybean harvest that could break records.
More Structural Change in Cattle Markets, A Look at Futures Spread and Basis, and Treasury Yields
Send us Fan MailToday we start in cattle markets looking at how processing plant capacity is changing and what that means for plants going forward. Then we switch to commodity markets and the opportunity to review futures spread and basis, and we wrap up with a look at financial markets and treasury yields.
How Dairy Demand Will Soak Up Production, Packer Margins and Farmland Values
Send us Fan MailToday we explore how increased dairy demand is going to soak up all of the extra production. We switch to get an update on packer and feedlot margins, plus an update on farmland values.
Milk Prices Drop After Six Month Rally, Lockout Ends at Cargill Plant, Crop Tour Updates
Send us Fan MailToday we take a look at July federal milk marketing order prices and the first drop in prices across the board in six months. The lockout at a Cargill meat plant ends, and the Pro Farmer Crop Tour sees vastly different crop situations from West to East.
What Makes Top Farm Businesses Unique, Get another $136 More For Calves, Seed Selection Tips
Send us Fan MailToday we focus on an Uplevel Dairy podcast that looks at what makes the top 20% of farm businesses unique, plus tips on how to add value to your feeder calves. We wrap up with seed selection tips, since it's getting that time of year, and a look at what could impact social security decisions.
How Dairy Will Grow 15 Billion Pounds with Half the Farms, and A Deeper Look at What Tyson Is Doing
Send us Fan MailToday we focus on how dairy is going to grow by 15 billion pounds by 2030 with half the farms, and what Tyson is thinking with the latest plant closure and a 10,000 head reduction in daily processing.
The Packers Supply Squeeze, Commodity Reactions to WASDE, and Five Investment Tips
Send us Fan MailToday we focus on how packers are adjusting to the supply squeeze, how commodities reacted to USDA's WASDE report, and five common investment mistakes people make and how to over come them.
Big Focus on WASDE Today in Corn, Soybean, Cattle and Dairy Markets
Send us Fan MailToday we focus on USDA's World Agriculture Supply and Demand Estimates (WASDE) report that looks at markets across all grains and oilseeds, livestock and dairy markets.
Dairy's Impact on the Cattle Herd, Updates on Cattle and Grain Markets
Send us Fan MailToday we look at how the dairy herd is playing a role in the stabilization of the beef cow herd, how the cattle markets had a whacky week last week, and the potential for strong fluctuations in grain markets.
Dairy Exports, Cattle Markets, and A Dry July Impacts Corn Yields
Send us Fan MailToday we start with a look at dairy exports for the first six months of the year. We also get an update on cattle markets, and a look at how July weather could impact corn yields.
Seasonal Demand Boosts Milk Prices, Mandatory Labeling, and Commodity Markets
Send us Fan MailToday we look at how schools opening and holiday demand will support milk prices, Senate passing mandatory labeling, and a look at how commodities ended last week.
Class III and Class IV Milk Prices, Mandatory Labeling, Farm Bill Update
Send us Fan MailToday we talk about how Class III and Class IV milk prices are getting closer, the ongoing debate over mandatory country of origin labeling, and an update on the Farm Bill.
Dairy Consolidation, Feeder and Packer Margins, and a Bullish Start to 2027 Commodity Markets
Send us Fan MailToday we start with a report from Terrain on consolidation in the dairy market and how that will impact the future. We turn then to an update on feeder and packer margins, before looking at opportunities that will set the stage for a bullish start to 2027 for commodity markets.
Special Episode: Nate Donnay from Stonex Talks Dairy Markets, Protein v. Fat, Exports, and Cattle Prices
Send us Fan MailToday we have a special episode, a conversation with Nate Donnay, director of market insight at StoneX. Nate helps us understand a few things:- Protein is the hot topic, but let's not forget about fat- Cheese is still the market driver, and the most dominant product on export markets- Without the high cattle prices, dairy producers would be hurting. Dairy producers need to rid
U.S./Mexico Dairy Relations, The Cap on Beef Industry Shrinkage, and the Need for Temporary Grain Storage
Send us Fan MailToday we start with a look at a meeting between U.S. and Mexico trade officials, and the prospect of the slowdown in beef market constriction. We finish up with the need for temporary grain storage this fall.
Dairy Supply Tightens, New World Screwworm Subsides, Corn and Soybean Storage Options
Send us Fan MailToday we start with a look at dairy supply and how that's starting to tighten, then switch to an update on new world screwworm. We finish with a look at options for corn and soybean storage.
Three New Strategies for Dairy Producers, A Better Cattle Market, ADM to Crush More Soybeans
Send us Fan MailToday we start with a look into what large, progressive dairy producers see as the greatest challenges to their business in the near future. Our second story is a deep dive on cattle markets and how they've turned around recently, then finish up with a report on how ADM is increasing crushing capacity.
Data Security, Being Patient in Cattle Markets, and Dry Weather Impacting Corn Yields
Send us Fan MailToday we start with a look at the why's and how's of keeping your data secure, then turn to how those in cattle markets need to be patient when they see the market fluctuations like we've seen in the past few days. We finish up with how the recent weather may impact yield estimates.
Managing Tight Margins, A Drop in the Cattle Complex while Corn Rallies and Soybeans Slide
Send us Fan MailToday we start with a podcast review from Peggy Coffeen At Uplevel Dairy and an interview she did with Pauly Paul. He goes into detail about how dairy producers, and all farmers, can manage tight margins and constricted cash flow. We shift to cattle markets and a look at a drop in the complex after the news about the border reopening. We finish with commodity markets and a report o
Mexico Will Be Biggest USMCA Test, The Mexican Border Will Open Soon, and It's Dry Out
Send us Fan MailToday we start with a look at the issues related to Mexican trade as part of the USMCA negotiations, then review when the border will reopen to Mexican cattle in August. We wrap up with a look at just how dry it's been in corn-growing states.
Dairy Cull Cow Numbers, USDA Cattle on Feed Report, and Government Support Payments
Send us Fan MailToday we get an update on dairy cull cow data, a review of Friday's USDA Cattle on Feed report, and the potentially harmful affect regular government support payments could be having on agriculture.
Heat's Affecting Cheese Markets, COOL Will Cost $1B, Corn's Getting Close to $5
Send us Fan MailToday we talk about how the hot weather is boosting cheese markets and hurting the butter complex. A Meat Institute study suggests Country of Origin Labeling will cost the industry $1 Billion annually. Corn and soybeans continue to rally.
June USDA Milk Production Data, Tightening Feedlot Margins, Grain and Soybean Markets and a Wall Street Update
Send us Fan MailToday we start with the June USDA milk production report. Guess what? More cows made more milk and production continues to rise. Feedlot margins tightened last week, and grain and soybean markets improved. Stocks were basically unchanged even though the war in Iran has heated up again.
Tariffs on Canadian Dairy, A Cattle Market Rebound, and A Report on Equipment Sales
Send us Fan MailToday we start with a look at the 50% tariffs President Trump imposed on Canadian dairy, and whether the recent uptick in the beef market is here to stay. We wind up with a look at the market for big tractors and combines.
A Look At Cybersecurity Threats, Product of the USA Labeling, and the Competiveness of U.S. Farmers
Send us Fan MailToday we look at cybersecurity threats in the U.S. dairy industry and a new push toward Product of the USA labeling in the beef market. We wrap up with a look at what may be holding back U.S. farmers.
A Focus on Markets: Dairy Stays High, Cattle Markets Continue Slide, Grain Markets Keep Rally Going
Send us Fan MailToday we spend our time on market updates. Federal Milk Marketing Order Prices are out for June, and milk prices keep doing well. Cattle markets, on the other hand, have hit a record 15-day slide and we ask if the bottom is near. On the grain side, markets continue to rally although factors impacting prices are still volatile.
How Protein Demand Is Impacting Class III Prices, Reopening the Mexican Border, and Maximizing the Grain Rally
Send us Fan MailToday we start with a look at how GLP-1s and other health trends are increasing demand for dairy proteins, which is bolstering Class III milk prices. We then look at why Mexico wants to get the border reopened to live cattle, and how farmers can take advantage of market rallies.
Dairy Consolidation, Beef Market Insights, and Commodity Market Rebounds
Send us Fan MailToday we're going to look at the impact dairy consolidation on the producer side will have on the future of the industry, plus a close look at trends in the cattle market that will impact decisions for the balance of 2026. We wrap up with a quick look at commodity markets.
The Power of U.S. Dairy, a Heat Wave Destroying Pastures, A Crop Marketing Update
Send us Fan MailToday we start with a look at how the U.S. is gaining significant ground on Europe in the global dairy market, plus how a heat wave is destroying already dry pastures. We then look at a mid-year crop marketing outlook, and a potential new handout from the government.
Dairy Margins Stay Strong, Beef in the Dog Days, Grain Rally Follows Oil, While Oil Prices Surge
Send us Fan MailToday we look at how milk prices are outpacing feed costs, and grain rallies stay strong (but for how long). Beef is in the doldrums, and oil prices jump, again.
What Makes Land An Attractive Investment: A Chat About Land Values with Matt Erickson from Terrain
Send us Fan MailToday we have a special episode featuring a conversation with Matt Erickson, senior analyst with Terrain. We talk about land values, including what goes into setting the market, why land values can be a good investment, and what to consider if you're looking to buy or rent land.
Lock in Feed Costs, Choosing Technology on Ranches, Dropping Fertilizer Costs
Send us Fan MailToday we look at a great opportunity for dairy producers to lock in feed costs for the balance of 2026, then shift to a look at how to determine if technology is right for you on the ranch. We look at a drop in fertilizer prices before wrapping up in financial markets.
Global Dairy Prices Drop, We're Reaching Beef-On-Dairy Maturity, What's Ahead for WASDE and Oil Jumps
Send us Fan MailToday we look at a drop in prices at the latest Global Dairy Trade auction, plus how we may be reaching maturity in the beef-on-dairy market. We look ahead at what to expect for the July WASDE report and a jump in oil prices thanks to a potential end to the U.S./Iran cease fire.
What Dairy Producers Can Expect for the Rest of 2026, Confusion in Cattle Markets, Grain Market Trigger
Send us Fan MailToday we focus on what dairy producers can expect in terms of milk prices for the rest of 2026 and into 2027, and a deeper dive into what's going on in the cattle markets. We finish with three triggers to watch out for in grain markets.
A Summer Reset for Dairy Prices, Beef Export Numbers Out of Whack, Wet Growing Conditions in Corn States
Send us Fan MailToday we get a report from Ben Laine at Terrain and a reset on milk prices for the balance of 2026. Then we look at USDA beef export numbers and why they don't jive with market activity. We read a report on growing conditions in corn states and finish with a look at Wall Street.
Expanded Access to H-2A Workers, A Look at Heifer Retention, Weather-Impacted Grain Markets
Send us Fan MailToday we start with information on expanded access to H-2A workers for dairy farmers, and information on what lower heifer share of marketed animals means for herd expansion. We then look at how to adjust for weather-impacted crop markets, and finish up with an article on which stocks analysts predict will deliver returns.
A Drop In Two Milk Classes, Cattle Futures Fall a Bit, USMCA Updates and Stocks Continue Strong
Send us Fan MailToday we start with a look at a bit of a drop in Class III and Class IV milk prices, then also talk about a short blip in cattle futures and what packers are doing about it. We take a look at the future of the US Mexico-Canada trade agreement, before we end with an update on Wall Street.
A Fat-Protein Swap, Heat Coming to the Plains, Reaction to the USDA Report, and the Dow Sets a Record
Send us Fan MailToday we start with a report about fat levels outpacing protein for the first time since November. We switch to a report about heat coming to areas that have been under drought this year, then a review of what markets did in reaction to the USDA acreage and inventory report. We finish with the Dow setting new records.
The Latest USDA Acreage and Stocks Report, Dairy DMC Update and Small Cap Stock Opportunities
Send us Fan MailToday we start with a review of USDA's June acreage and inventory report, then flip to dairy where we review the Dairy Margin Coverage numbers (hint: margins are strong). We wrap up with a look at small-cap stock opportunities.
The Top Employee Complaints, An Update on Commodity Markets, and Stocks Gain Loss Ground
Send us Fan MailToday we start with a look at the top three things that employees complain about on their farming operations. We pivot to market news with an update on commodity markets ahead of tomorrow's USDA reports, and a rebound of indexes on Wall Street.
Dairy Cull Numbers Are Dropping, Pork Industry is Strong, Dump the Weather Forecasts
Send us Fan MailToday we start with an update on dairy cull cow numbers and how they are starting to throttle down a bit. Then we offer a report on the pork industry and how pork is well positioned to take advantage of consumer demand for protein. We switch over to a look at weather, including how farmers should throw out their long range weather forecasts, before ending with a quick look at finan
Three Factors Impacting the Beef Complex, Impact of European Heat, And Inflation Factors Rising
Send us Fan MailToday we start with three factors that are impacting the cattle complex. We pivot to how the European heat will impact corn markets, and finish with how a key inflation indicator is at a three-year high.
Dairy Supply Is Depressing Prices, Farm Bill 2.0 Hits the Senate, and Treasury Yields Drop Below 4.5%
Send us Fan MailToday we look at how the increasing supply of dairy products is outpacing demand and negatively impacting product prices. We shift to a deep dive on the latest iteration of the Farm Bill as the Senate begins markup soon. We finish in financial markets and look at a drop in Treasury notes as inflation fears rise and oil prices drop.
High Dairy Replacement Values, A Hot Beef Market, Drought Conditions and Falling Tech Stocks
Send us Fan MailToday we focus on $4,000 dairy heifer replacements thanks to the popularity of the beef-on-dairy management programs. We also look at why cattle markets are on such a tear, and how drought could be around for awhile in the northern corn belt. We end with financial news and how tech stocks are weighing down financial markets.
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