El Niño Trigger “Has Been Pulled”

Posted on June 24, 2014 by Land & Livestock Interntional, Inc.

Good news for the southwest? We’ll see. jtl

By Greg Henderson and Friends via Grazing the Net

June rains are a bit overdone in much of the Midwest and plentiful enough to shrink some of the orange out of the National Drought Monitor. Still, California and much of the Southwest remain far below normal rainfall totals. The situation may change soon, however, if El Niño conditions continue to develop. A monthly report from the U.S. National Weather Service puts the odds of El Niño developing this summer at 70%, and there is an 80% chance that El Niño develops this fall and winter.

• Midwest toad-soaker
• El Niño taking it to extremes
• Pull the trigger on more El Niño news

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Land and Livestock International, Inc. is a leading agribusiness management firm providing a complete line of services to the range livestock industry. We believe that private property is the foundation of America. Private property and free markets go hand in hand—without property there is no freedom. We also believe that free markets, not government intervention, hold the key to natural resource conservation and environmental preservation. No government bureaucrat can (or will) understand and treat the land with as much respect as its owner. The bureaucrat simply does not have the same motives as does the owner of a capital interest in the property. Our specialty is the working livestock ranch simply because there are so many very good reasons for owning such a property. We provide educational, management and consulting services with a focus on ecologically and financially sustainable land management that will enhance natural processes (water and mineral cycles, energy flow and community dynamics) while enhancing profits and steadily building wealth.
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