The article provides an overview of the dynamics of animal traffic in feedlots in a particular year, focusing on the challenges of grass shortage and the effects of weather conditions on the timing of animal movements. It highlights a shift in the peak of animal arrivals, attributed to changes in the rate of calf departure from breeding fields. Despite a slow start, May saw a significant increase in the number of calves transferred, resulting in one of the highest output rates in recent years. This situation is further supported by improved replacement values, a decrease in interest rates, and a rise in the stock of animals in feedlots, indicating a promising supply of finished animals in the near future.