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We welcome back a familiar face, Atmospheric Scientist Matt Makens. Matt explains his upbringing in an agricultural family that led to his passion for weather and appreciation how weather reporting can assist cattle producers. He talks about how he gathers his models and information, what the rest of 2024 looks like, and his recommendations for cattlemen and women across the country.
#LaNiña #ElNiño #WeatherPatterns #Drought #Rain #CattleProduction #NCBA #Beef
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