The document discusses how subseasonal to seasonal forecasts can help drive analytics in the cattle industry. It provides examples of how forecasts of drought in the Southern Plains and Hurricane Harvey helped cattle producers plan grazing and reduce exposure to weather risks. Livestock Wx translates weather and climate information for cattle producers and uses probabilistic precipitation forecasts from multiple models to assess risk on timescales from monthly to interannual. Subseasonal to seasonal predictions have economic value for the cattle industry by helping with tactical planning for issues like forage growth, pest outbreaks, and cattle weights.