U.S. Cattle Producers Prepare for Snow and Bitter Cold
• U.S. cattle producers are bracing for severe winter weather, including snow and frigid temperatures, as forecasted by the National Weather Service.
• Extreme cold warnings and winter storm warnings are in effect across several states, posing significant challenges for cattle management.
• Experts advise adjusting feed, ensuring adequate shelter and bedding, and monitoring cattle for signs of cold stress to mitigate risks.
Cattle producers brace for extreme winter weather
Cattle producers across the United States are preparing for harsh winter conditions, including snow and extreme cold, based on forecasts from the National Weather Service (NWS). Extreme cold warnings have been issued from Montana to Iowa, with winter storm warnings in place for parts of Oklahoma and winter storm watches extending from New Mexico to Maine. The NWS forecasts wind chills well below zero, creating significant challenges for cattle management.
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