Cattle markets are at multi-decade highs, and producers are facing both incredible opportunities and serious risks. In this first radio edition of The Hedged Edge, hosts Jeff Eizenberg and Ben Hetzel dig into the realities of managing cattle riskwhen prices are running hot.

Joining the conversation are Dwayne Bowman, President of Dakota Western Bank, and Joe McKitrick, a North Dakota rancher, who share their perspectives on:

-Why tight cattle supplies are driving record highs.

-The risks of inflation, feed costs, and consumer“trade-down.”

-How bankers and ranchers view tools like LRP, futures,options, and forward contracts.

-Opportunities in feed, grain, and basis markets acrossthe Northern Plains.

-Why communication and discipline are critical in today’scattle market.

Whether you’re a rancher, banker, or market watcher, this episode will give you a practical look at how to navigate risk — and why now may be the most important time to have a marketing plan in place.

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