Traceability, risk, and the global beef market: with Jaclyn Wilson | Ep. 124

Traceability, risk, and the global beef market: with Jaclyn Wilson | Ep. 124

May 20, 2026 · 38 min · Season 2 · Episode 24

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Paul Windemuller interviews Jaclyn Wilson about the current state and future of the beef industry, focusing on traceability and global challenges faced by ranchers.

In this episode of the AgCulture Podcast, Paul sits down with Nebraska rancher and fellow Nuffield Scholar Jaclyn Wilson for a wide-ranging conversation on the current state of the beef industry, the future of traceability, and what ranchers around the world are facing right now. From historic lows in the U.S. beef herd to drought, global market volatility, disease threats, labor challenges, and shifting consumer expectations, Jaclyn brings a grounded but globally informed perspective from both the ranch and the road. Jaclyn also shares insights from her extensive international travels through Nuffield, where she explored cattle systems, traceability programs, and beef supply chains across South America, Europe, Asia, and beyond. The conversation digs into the realities of beef packing, the role of global trade, environmental stewardship in the Nebraska Sandhills, and why humility and lifelong learning matter more than ever in agriculture. If you want a real-world conversation about where the beef industry is headed — and what producers need to think about moving forward — this is an episode worth listening to. MEET THE GUEST Jaclyn Wilson is co-owner of Wilson Flying Diamond…

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Host: Paul Windemuller

Guest: Jaclyn Wilson

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Organizations: Wilson Flying Diamond Ranch, Flying Diamond Beef

Places: Nebraska, Nebraska Sandhills, South America, Europe, Asia

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