In this episode of the CattleUSA Daily Podcast, hosts Lauren Moylan and Dan Gerhold welcome Samantha Cozza-Wright, a new insurance representative. The conversation covers Samantha's background in cattle production and her insights into the current volatility in the cattle markets. They discuss the impact of market fluctuations, the feeder cattle market, and the importance of managing feed risks as harvest season approaches. The episode emphasizes the need for producers to stay informed and proactive in navigating the challenges of the cattle industry.

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Takeaways

Samantha Cozza-Wright shares her background in cattle production.

The cattle market is experiencing significant volatility.

Producers need to minimize risk in unpredictable markets.

Feeder cattle prices are influenced by various factors.

Speculation is affecting market dynamics.

Corn harvest yields are lower than expected this year.

Producers should manage feed risks proactively.

The market is currently in a seasonal dip.

Consumer demand for beef is fluctuating.

It's essential to stay informed about market trends.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Samantha Cozza-Wright

06:15 Market Volatility and Trends

11:35 Feeder Cattle Market Insights

17:01 Closing Thoughts and Future Outlook

CattleUSA, Samantha Cozza-Wright, cattle markets, volatility, feeder cattle, corn harvest, risk management, insurance, agriculture, livestock