Another thing talked to my sis in vegas over the weekend and asked if she thought beef was getting to high said she didn't really notice if your gonna eat you just pay the price.
Crophugger, explain yourself when you say there isn't much reward for the risk? You and I must be on the opposite ends of the spectrum when we are looking at the near future of the cattle industry.
Shaggy you and I probably been in the business a few years. A young guybtrying to get started without some help will be paying on those cows a long time time you figure feed costs death loss opens just not much left if equipment has to be purchased you're gonna be at ot a long time. Costs vary a lot from operation to operation moreso in cattle than any other. If you can put some cheap feed together and find a cheap place to rent you might have a chance. Now if MW is right on his price predictions projections that will make it a lot easier. Any cheaper than now and it'll never work for a young guy. I'd hate to go out and borrow a bunchbof money to get started at these prices.
The export numbers are "interesting " with muscle cuts down 2% although variety cuts are up 14% - oh well the something is up so could have an interesting conversation about this at ICON meeting this weekend ---
I agree that the other website’s handling of this situation is baffling; however, I do not believe it has anything to do with their server or storage. If their website were overloaded, it would be slow, but it has been consistently fast.
