Sandhusker
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Beefman said:Sandhusker said:Failed organization? :lol: :lol: :lol: Membership is growing leaps and bounds - more than doubling the last couple of years and you term it a "failed organization"? :lol: :lol: :lol:
R-CALF has put no pressure on any business here to join. What are you smoking today, Agman? You're suffering from the same illness SH has where you can't seperate reality from what you want reality to be. :lol:
Sandhusker; you really should attend the NCBA convention in Denver. Feb 1-3 at the Denver Convention Center. Probably be 6K plus in attendance. Even though your analysis shows 4:1 in favor of rcalf, don't be be surprised at how many Cherry county producers will be there. It'll be a good place for you to network business, and go home with some thought provoking, useful information. Plus, all the feedlots that feed those Cherry county calves will be there in force. You'll impress the local folks you had the good sense to attend.
Actually, I'd like to go to both R-CALF's and NCBA's. If I was really wanting to network I'd do that, although I'm sure there are more cost effective ways to network locally - maybe just not quite as fun as 3 days in Denver. I don't see NCBA as the enemy or totally wrong or corrupt or any of that nonsense. I just truly feel it is impossible to represent producers, feeders, packers and retailers at the same time and I think R-CALF does a much better job of representing producer interests. I think NCBA does a rather poor job of working for ranchers, even to the point of jeopardizing them. Producers butter my bread and I have a vested interest in their viability. I've also got a handful of cows myself, so I can count myself as a producer. I don't agree with everything R-CALF says and does, but I do 95% of it.
How's that for a speech?