Cow-calf producers are tasked with a hard job in the next 10 years. The job is to make the next cattle herd economically viable and be able to withstand the outside difficulties that are only going to intensify. This will include increased protein production, higher interest rates and increased feed costs.
That’s what a recent report from Rabobank is telling producers.
Much like the start of previous cattle cycles, competition for U.S. beef among restaurants, retailers and exports will increase and battle for market share.
Delays ahead in the next cycle:…
