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Advice for ALL Ranchers:

Mike

Well-known member
Janet Riley, spokeperson for AMI;

"It's time for these producers to stop focusing on their growing bank accounts and start focusing on the mothers and children that are struggling to afford beef."

When you folks are paying for your next tank of fuel, or your next ton of nitrogen, remember this statement while that bank account continues to grow. :D
 

Denny

Well-known member
:cry2: :cry2:

Yea after that mom spends $50 to get her nails done and a $100 on her hair she just can't afford beef and designer clothing.
 
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Anonymous

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Denny said:
:cry2: :cry2:

Yea after that mom spends $50 to get her nails done and a $100 on her hair she just can't afford beef and designer clothing.

Or returns from vacationing in Cancun- just because Mexico is running out of local population :???:
 

Tommy

Well-known member
Janet Riley, spokeperson for AMI;

"It's time for these producers to stop focusing on their growing bank accounts and start focusing on the mothers and children that are struggling to afford beef."


Beef prices have risen too high since the U.S. border closed to Canadian cattle because of bovine spongiform encephalopathy, Secretary of Agriculture Mike Johanns said June 9.
If beef supplies don't increase and drive down prices, "American consumers will start choosing other sources of protein," he said. "The price of beef is getting very, very high per household."


Well we got what they wanted. Feeders have been losing $150 dollars per head in the feedlots.
 

Econ101

Well-known member
Tommy said:
Janet Riley, spokeperson for AMI;

"It's time for these producers to stop focusing on their growing bank accounts and start focusing on the mothers and children that are struggling to afford beef."


Beef prices have risen too high since the U.S. border closed to Canadian cattle because of bovine spongiform encephalopathy, Secretary of Agriculture Mike Johanns said June 9.
If beef supplies don't increase and drive down prices, "American consumers will start choosing other sources of protein," he said. "The price of beef is getting very, very high per household."


Well we got what they wanted. Feeders have been losing $150 dollars per head in the feedlots.

Meanwhile Tyson an the other poultry producers continued their high velocity and increased supply.

When you are playing with 2 or three hands in the poker game, it is kinda hard to lose.
 
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