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LaneCast Ag Podcast

Lane Nordlund Ag Broadcaster

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Lane Nordlund is ”Your Voice for Agriculture”. Broadcasting on TV, Radio and Digital Media. Lane shares ag’s story for all. Subscribe to LaneCast wherever you listen to podcasts.
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Cattle producers saw exceptional prices with the first significant cattle video auction of the year. Lane Nordlund talks with auctioneer Kyle Shobe about the results of Superior Livestock Auction's 2024 Corn Belt Classic. Just under 60,000 head of cattle were sold. Click here for the full market report. https://superiorlivestock.com/market-... #cat…
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Cattle prices remain strong the first full week of June 2024. Lane Nordlund shares the trends from local livestock markets across the West on the Latest LaneCast Ag Podcast. He also includes sheep, lamb and goat market results too! Brought to you by AgRisk Advisors: Market reports from: Miles City Livestock Commission Auction Tue Jun 4, 2024 Centen…
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What can farmers and ranchers expect weather wise as we transition from spring into summer here in 2024? Lane Nordlund sits down with Meteorologist Brian Bledsoe who shares his forecast for late spring to early fall for producers in the Western U.S. #weather #weatherforecast #farm #farmers #ranch #ranchers #rancher #drought #rain #snow #hay #animal…
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Recapping the cattle markets for the week of 5.20.24 – 5.25.24, the Latest LaneCast Ag Podcast shares what cattle brought in local livestock markets across the Western United States. Also included is the latest Cattle on Feed Report and what could be the highest Dressed Cash Cattle Price ever! The Markets: Miles City Livestock Commission Tue May 21…
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The Producer Profitability Initiative, led by cattle ranchers for cattle ranchers, aims to ensure the sustainability of the American livestock industry. It welcomes ranchers of all sizes, management styles, and affiliated businesses, striving to secure livelihoods and the domestic food supply. In the latest LaneCast Ag Podcast, Turk Stovall and Ray…
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For the first time, cattlemen producers can earn grid premiums based on the genetic merit of their cattle, stemming from their investment in superior genetics. National Beef Packing announced the addition of new premiums on their U.S. Premium Beef, LLC (USPB) grid for qualified cattle based on their AngusLink Genetic Merit Scorecard (GMS). AngusLin…
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Livestock Market Report: $3,700 cow/calf pairs, steady to higher cash cattle market and Colombia Restricting U.S. Beef due to Avian Influenza. , Auction summaries from livestock markets in Wyoming, Montana, Utah North Dakota and Colorado are shared. Discover our firsthand reports from key livestock auctions across the West, where feeder cattle pric…
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Arntzen Angus Ranch is a fourth-generation operation, with brothers, cousins, and uncles working side by side every day with a common goal: raising Angus cattle. Members of the Arntzen family gather to discuss the history of their renowned Angus program, the dynamics of working together, their thoughts on the livestock business, and where things ar…
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Following the discovery of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI) in dairy cattle in Texas, New Mexico, and Kansas, experts discuss its scientific and market implications. Dr. Greg Gray, an epidemiologist from the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, emphasizes cautious analysis and collaboration between academia and agriculture. Desp…
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The latest episode of the LaneCast Ag Podcast dives into the recent fire at The National Beef packing plant in Kansas, a vote in the U.S. Senate to halt imports of Beef from Paraguay, latest Cattle on Feed report, and spring bull and heifer sales and how the livestock markets shaped up ending the week 3.22.24. #agriculture #ranching #rancher #lives…
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Recently, Congress passed an appropriations package that provides USDA funding to implement Electronic Animal ID (EID) Tags for breeding livestock. The funding will help pay for infrastructure and limit the cost that producers will have to pay as USDA transitions its Federal Animal Disease Traceability (ADT) protocol for items like metal Bang Vacci…
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Livestock Market Report: $2,000 calves, higher cash cattle market and the latest World Ag Supply and Demand Report, revealing a promising outlook for cattle and beef markets in 2024 are discussed. Discover how production forecasts have surged, influencing price trends and trade dynamics. Auction summaries from livestock markets in Wyoming, Montana …
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The Texas and Oklahoma Panhandle wildfires have grown to over a million acres and the situation is far from over. On the latest LaneCast Ag Podcast, Lane talks with Texas and Southwest Cattle Raisers Association Special Ranger Jay Foster about the fire and efforts underway to assistant ranchers and the communities impacted by fire. Also, Lane share…
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With the release of the 2022 Census of Agriculture, the number of family farms and ranches continues to decline as does the number of acres in food and fiber production. Lane shares his reaction and comments from Sec. of Agriculture Tom Vilsack on the census. Also included in this episode are comments from Montana rancher Rusty Ellis on how the Dea…
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The latest LaneCast Ag podcast delves into the complex and sensitive issues of estate and succession planning in agriculture. Brought to you by Bank of the Rockies, the conversation focuses on everything from the financial intricacies on taxes, lending, and strategic timing, while also examining the optimal moments for ownership transfer from a tax…
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It is increasingly crucial for cattle producers to distinguish their livestock in the market. As more feeders look to buy cattle with Angus influenced genetics, AngusLink℠ value added programs help buyers identify cattle from producers who have invested time and resources to separate their calves from the rest. Western Ag Network’s Lane Nordlund sa…
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Western Ag Network’s Fencelines & Headlines: • Canola farmers look to fill renewable fuels need. • McCarthy out as Speaker, the impact to agriculture. The National Potato Council and National Cattlemen's Beef Association share their insight. • Kindergarten Cowman: Western Ag Networks Rachel Gable publishes latest kids’ book! Preorder now: https://w…
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Carbon credits are a big topic of conversation for farmers and ranchers. Many are still asking what are carbon credits and who owns them? During the National Red Angus Convention in Denver, Agricultural Economist Dr. Jordan Shockley from the University of Kentucky discussed the carbon market. Shockley said it's essential for farmers and ranchers to…
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Fencelines and Headlines: Topics include: Coors Barley Harvest, Animal Rights Activists Call for Ban of Slaughterhouses in Denver, Plant-based Meat Sales Decline, Harvest Safety and Public Lands Council Update.#plantbasedmeat #plantbasedprotein #fakemeat #beef #realbeef #beyondmeat #cows #cattle #cowboys #rancher #ranching #beef #beef #lamb #cattle…
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Fencelines and Headlines hosted by Lane Nordlund and Russell Nemetz of the Western Ag Network discussing top issues impacting farmers and ranchers. Topics include: Hogs and Beef Head to Sturgis, Russia expands attacks on Ukrainian grain, Sawfly’s impact on wheat, NCBA wants ban on Brazilian beef imports and more. #beef #cattle #sturgisrally #sturgi…
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Lane Nordlund joined by Russell Nemetz recap a few of the weeks top headlines. Topics include Superior Livestock’s Week in the Rockies Sale, Endangered Species Act reform, dramatically lower egg prices, USDA’s WASDE report, texting with emojis and more!#cattle #beef #cowboy #ranch #farm #snakeriver #snakeriverdams #cowboy #labgrownmeat #biden #agri…
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Discussing the latest USDA crop acreage report, how the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association is taking on the Biden Administration in court for its Waters of the U.S. Ruling, expanding local meat processing. Finally, internet finds of the week: autotune and hog calling along with fake Facebook marketplace ads. Buckle up for this weekend’s recap!…
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Lab-Grown Chicken, Facebook Hackers, Snake River Dams, and more topics impacting farmers and ranchers discussed as Western Ag Network’s Lane Nordlund and Russell Nemetz share top stories from the week. BLM Conservation Rule: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QcA0a...New Biden WOTUS Rule: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_gni...Senate Finance Committe…
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As Canadian wildfire smoke fills the air, cattle and sheep producers are sharing their role in curbing the risk of catastrophic wildfires. As the U.S. East coast is inundated with smoke, it’s a scenario for those that live in the West know all to well. The Public Lands Council’s Kaitlynn Glover shares more about the role cattle and sheep producers …
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With the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in Sackett v. EPA, what does the decision mean for farmers, ranchers and landowners? What happens to the Biden WOTUS Rule? That and more is discussed with legal expert and NCBA Chief Counsel Mary-Thomas Hart in the latest LaneCast Ag Podcast on the Western Ag Network. #wotus #watersoftheus #EPA #cattle #builders…
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Grasshoppers have plagued parts of Montana and surrounding states for multiple years in a row. Bringing destruction in their wake for farmers and ranchers. What is in store for summer 2023? Gary D. Adams, USDA APHIS State Plant Health Director for Montana, shares the predictions for the chances of grasshoppers in 2023 in the Big Sky State.…
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Oldman winter does not want to let go in the spring of 2023. Meteorologist Jason Laird shares his predictions for what farmers and ranchers can expect the weather patterns to be moving into late spring and summer. Is the forecast good or bad? Listen and find out. Watch the video podcast here: https://youtu.be/ibFHUEIwjXk#weather #farming #ranching …
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The U.S. Forest Service announced they will begin aerial gunning of cattle in the Gila Wilderness beginning Thursday, February 23. New Mexico Cattle Growers’ Association Loren Patterson, attorney Karen Budd-Falen and Rachel Gabel with the Fence Post Magazine and Western Ag Network share their perspective on what they are calling a “dangerous preced…
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LaneCast Ag Podcast Stream: 2.9.23 Sugar beet famers share their story to Montana sugar plant closure. Other headlines: Federal Government shooting estray cattle in New Mexico, cattle market updates with rancher Turk Stovall and much more!By Lane Nordlund Ag Broadcaster
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Greg Putnam with the Little Belt Cattle Co. shares a quick glimpse into his life as a Navy SEAL turned first generation rancher. During our chat, we prepare a mouthwatering Mishima Reserve American Wagyu ribeye, and Greg shares his unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities in the livestock business. Watch the entire cooking show: https…
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As U.S. cattle producers battle drought, high input costs and all the issues that impact agriculture, leaders in the cattle business are optimistic about the future. Montana’s Joe Goggins and Nebraska’s Jerry Connealy share their perspectives on what the future holds for cattle producers.By Lane Nordlund Ag Broadcaster
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In this two-part episode, Junior Red Angus Board members Natalie Evans & Mitchell VanderWal discuss their roles in advocating for the livestock industry. Rancher Jared Clark with Silveus Insurance shares an update on important programs to help ranchers manage risk in the countryside.By Lane Nordlund Ag Broadcaster
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Russian president Vladimir Putin is threating to end an agreement established in July that allows Ukraine to export grain through the Black Sea region. How does this impact U.S. agriculture? Dr. Tim Fitzgerald, Former White House Council of Economic Advisors member and current professor of Business Economics at Texas Tech shares insight on the matt…
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What does a person’s last name represent? For Nevada rancher J.J. Goicoechea, it represents the family he loves, the Basque heritage he’s proud of and his life as a rancher. From ranching in Nevada, trying to track down Joe Exotic and much more - Goicoechea joins the “Agriculture Conversation”By Lane Nordlund Ag Broadcaster
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With the 2022 fall calf market strong, cow/calf producers are finally seeing worthwhile prices. Even as input costs soar. Livestock Auctioneer Trent Stewart joins the “Agriculture Conversation” with an update from Superior Livestock’s Video Royale sale in Winnemucca, NV. The U.S. Meat Export Federation’s Dan Halstrom also joins the podcast. Sheddin…
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Trey Wasserburger shares his experience of leaving his home state of Wyoming, moving to Nebraska and jumping headfirst into the registered cattle business. Recorded during the Northern Livestock Video Auction (NLVA), Trey shares his thoughts on the state of the cattle business, being a young person in ag, beef exports and much more. NLVA’s Ty Thomp…
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Offsetting the cost of additional feed can create stress and friction on any ranch. Montana rancher Turk Stovall shares why he utilizes Pasture, Rangeland and Forage (PFR) insurance to mitigate risk from a lack of rainfall for his pastures and hay land. Turk is joined by rancher Jared Clark with Silveus on why it’s important to work with well infor…
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The steer calf market is skyrocketing but what are heifers’ calves bringing? Northern Livestock Video Auctions Ty Thompson shares more insight on the 2022 calf market. In addition, ranchers are helping feed those impacted by flooding. The Montana Beef Councils Chaley Harney shares information on how producers can help power rebuilding efforts with …
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Montana family ranchers and community stakeholders are disappointed in what many are calling a politically driven decision by the Bureau of Land Management in their “Finding of No Significant Impact” with the American Prairie Reserve request to change BLM grazing allotment requirements. Montana Stockgrowers Exec. VP Jay Bodner and association Presi…
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