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    #16
    I'm so tired of this "industry" bull crap - industry this,
    industry that. You aren't in the beef industry as long
    as you sell weaned calves Allfarmer - you are in the
    cattle business. With dwindling numbers of producers
    and higher cattle prices why should we be close to
    serious trouble? its exactly where we want to be if we
    are to be successful. Don't worry about the "industry"
    being in trouble - worry whether you can actually
    produce a calf and leave a margin at the price you
    quoted feeding for a 200 day winter.
    Don't worry about JBS they know how to run beef
    plants and they'll stay. You are right Canada is not
    going to supply JBS it's cheapest container of beef to
    globally market. Cattle producers may well supply JBS
    with the cheapest Canadian beef going into a
    container though.

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      #17
      The problem is packers can't afford to pay much
      more for the cattle coming in. Paying more is what
      they are going to have to do to run their plants
      efficiently long term.

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        #18
        ASRG - how is the hog plant at Red Deer making
        out? The volume of hogs comming in must be a
        fraction of what they used to get. High feed costs
        but now at least a lowering Canuck buck.

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          #19
          I think they are still doing okay. They get pigs from all over... including lots from Saskatchewan.

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            #20
            "The problem is packers can't afford to pay much
            more for the cattle coming in." ....and you know that
            how?

            "Paying more is what they are going to have to do to
            run their plants efficiently long term." ..... don't follow
            the logic there.
            Why would running a plant "efficiently" by which I
            take it you mean at or near capacity be the goal?
            Surely like the primary producer profitability should
            be the goal? If you have to bid up cattle so that you
            lose money on each one running the plant "efficiently"
            (at capacity) what's the point?
            I don't profess to know a lot about running a big meat
            plant. I'll leave that to those who want to be involved
            in that sector of the beef production chain. We should
            probably just concentrate on running our cow/calf
            operations profitably.

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              #21
              Better get your crystal ball out and find out what Bill 2 is all about.

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                #22
                For those who might care, in my earlier post on this thread re: CHEM-WEBS which were floating down from high in the sky... this took place over our home and was also seen 12 miles to the west, 20 to the west, all on September 21, 2012. This same phenomena was also seen in France on November 7, 2012,
                link to video:
                http://www.geoengineeringwatch.org/amazing-chemwebs-fall-france-nov-7-2012/

                No takers on what these are?

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                  #23
                  sorry, 12 miles west over Hanna, and 20 miles EAST at a friends farm.

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