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Porker the numbers tell the tale canada only uses 20 % of domestic production to supply the entire domestic market. As for the size of the bakken like i said old news as far as the size of the feild iit doesn't really matter it will come out of the ground on both sides of the border but north of the medicine line we are not so stupid to flare off natural gas to get to the OIL, we are collecting the NG and selling it to the US.
SandH telling me what i think again :roll: Maybe talk about what you know and quit making things up :liar: :p :roll:
 
SandH keep it up change the subject yet again. What the ell does the OIE have to do with you claiming to know what and how i think and what i believe. Get over your self sandh the only person you can speak definatively for is yourself, i can speak for myself if you have a question send it to me rather than asking and answering it for me. :roll:
 
Maybe if the US would alow Mexico to export breeding cattle to the US. Mexico would be happy to alow US breeding cattle back into Mexico as
it was before. Mexico does have a fully implemented Individual Animal Identification system in place. Mexican cattle can be traced every step of the animals life. The US only has a voluntary sytem (whoopeee).. We stopped allowing US breeding stock into the country in 2003. But the US stopped Mexican breeding stock from entering the US long before. Only steers and spayed heifers are alowed from Mexico. Well all roads run two- ways. If you want us Mexicans to take yours then you ought to let our BSE free cattle that can be traced to their origin from start to finish to enter the the US market. Or quit your cry baby Sally or cry baby Bullying.
 
Just a joke, the export facilities that are privately owned can still send canadian cattle south the TDA has already said that. So really the border isn't really closed :oops: Nice try guys but the title should have read state run facilities not exporting canadian cattle to mexico :lol:
 
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Just a joke, the export facilities that are privately owned can still send canadian cattle south the TDA has already said that. So really the border isn't really closed :oops: Nice try guys but the title should have read state run facilities not exporting canadian cattle to mexico :lol:
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Then what was all this "stopping trade" hissy fit about?
 
Normalizing Live Cattle Trade In North America



The U.S. Mexican and Canadian governments announced yesterday that an agreement was reached to permit live cattle trade between the three countries that is consistent with OIE (international animal health organization) standards. Since Mexico closed the border to U.S. cattle after BSE was confirmed in late 2003, the Mexicans have delayed reopening the border despite OIE determination of controlled risk status in May 2007. Mexico has allowed limited importation of young dairy heifers for several months. A recent agreement between Mexico and Canada allowed for a flow of Canadian cattle across the U.S. into Mexico while U.S. cattle were still restricted. Texas and other states bordering Mexico declined to allow Canadian cattle to pass through those states without an agreement for U.S. cattle. This action prompted swift and intensive meetings that led to the new agreement.



Allowing U.S. and Canadian breeding cattle into Mexico will benefit all three countries. Many Mexican producers have been calling for access to more breeding stock to help rebuild depleted herds. The intensity of domestic Mexican beef markets and strong exports of feeder cattle have resulted significant shortages of breeding females in some areas in Mexico in recent years. Obviously, sellers, especially purebred breeders in the U.S. and Canada will have new market potential to meet the Mexican demand for breeding stock. The agreement also strengthens the position of all three NAFTA partners with respect to seeking science-based access to other countries.





Source: Derrell S. Peel, OSU Extension Livestock Marketing Specialist
 
Yanuck said:
Allowing U.S. and Canadian breeding cattle into Mexico will benefit all three countries. Many Mexican producers have been calling for access to more breeding stock to help rebuild depleted herds. The intensity of domestic Mexican beef markets and strong exports of feeder cattle have resulted significant shortages of breeding females in some areas in Mexico in recent years. Obviously, sellers, especially purebred breeders in the U.S. and Canada will have new market potential to meet the Mexican demand for breeding stock. The agreement also strengthens the position of all three NAFTA partners with respect to seeking science-based access to other countries.





Source: Derrell S. Peel, OSU Extension Livestock Marketing Specialist
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How can this be- somebody better tell them about ol Ranchero and all the breeding stock he wants to ship north :???: ... Why would they need to get them from the US or Canada :???: :wink: :lol: :twisted:
 
OT what are you talking about? I think you yap and wa wa wa just to hear youself say something stupid. We don't care if you send your cattle here or not. When Mexico closed the border to US breeding stock our own seed stock business improved here at home. We have as good or better genetics than your weak cattle any way. That's why the US buyers always pay a premium for the hearty healthy Mexican calves. You're just afraid to admit we might have something as good or better than you closed minded Oldtimer or is it? My grandfather used to say "he who talks a lot lies a lot". Judging by your number of posts here I'day he was talking about you. Since most of your posts don't make a lick of sense, nor are they based on sound evidence. Since it will benefit all three countries to sell to Mexico, it should also benefit all three countries for Mexico to sell breeding stock to the willing US buyers.
 
Well Ranchero- If you had something to offer beside whine and yap- then the good folks of your newly adopted country wouldn't be needing any breeding stock brought from the good old USA- or Canada...
But you either ain't got much to offer- or its the wrong stuff....Or neither and your just a little Ramiro type- for those that remember him....

And if your the same person I think you are, that is on cattletoday all the time running down the USA- you're all blow and no snow...
 
OT the cattleperson who wants to import breeding cattle from another country isn't saying his own county's cattler are of inferior in quality but is a progressive cattleman, who isn't so self absorbed as to think he/she has the best cattle in the world. These type of cattlepeople know their herd can always be improved in one way or another and are looking where ever they can to get the genetics to do it. You find these forward thinking people in every cattle breed association. These people don't care where the gentics are from just that they make their herd better in some way. I have and will continue to seach the globe for the best genetics although most often it is thru embryos and semen. I have and am currently using foreign genetics to complement my cattle. And infact most of them are from the US. Just like in some cattle breeds in the US the best cattle in their breed come from a canadian born, bred and raised sire.
 
RobertMac said:
Ramiro....that goes back a ways. Hopefully he is older and smarter...but then again.... :roll: :roll:
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Wasn't he the snake kid? The mexican kid that wanted to start a snake ranch :???:
 
Oldtimer said:
RobertMac said:
Ramiro....that goes back a ways. Hopefully he is older and smarter...but then again.... :roll: :roll:
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Wasn't he the snake kid? The mexican kid that wanted to start a snake ranch :???:
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I'm not sure, but I remember he had some snakes somewhere!!!! :shock: :eek: :shock: :wink: :lol: :lol: :lol:
 

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