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08 December 2021, 16:45
Bobster
Price of beef plummeting
We went to Sam's Club Monday. 85/15 hamburger down to $3.38/lb. That is at pre-Covid level. It was over $6.00 several months ago. I noticed worker taking expired meat out. The power of the pocketbook prevailed. Can't sell it, lower the price. Gas was down to $2.63/gal for regular from $3.01.
09 December 2021, 09:02
georgeld
Gas here is still $3.49.

Pipeline terminal is only 38 miles north.

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09 December 2021, 09:47
NormanConquest
Beef may be going down in the stores but the rancher is still taking it in the shorts. My buddy + his wife have a fair sized operation in Nebraska but they are having a hard time paying for feed + as to making a profit?...... The grocers are making money but not the ranchers; so what's new?


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09 December 2021, 19:20
Aspen Hill Adventures
Feed prices are insane.


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10 December 2021, 06:06
cal30 1906
Yep rancher friends of mine are starting to see a decline in profits. Some of them have made a killing but if prices get to low they quit raising beef and then a shortage begins all over again. No surprise that ranchers produce beef but if they can't afford to do it the banks sweep in and take over.
It would be great to see a stable market that the ranchers could budget for before they go broke. Gotta appreciate ranchers ,farmers loggers and miners.




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10 December 2021, 06:23
Grizzly Adams1
quote:
Originally posted by Aspen Hill Adventures:
Feed prices are insane.



A round bale of hay is around 200. Cd. now where I live, if you can find it and we feed 6 months of the year. Beef sure ain't getting cheaper where I shop.

Dairy is supply managed in Canada , it tends to keep the price stable and farmers are not facing the feast or famine issue, a good thing.

Grizz


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10 December 2021, 07:37
cal30 1906
Grizz
The feast or famine thing is terrible for some of these local ranchers.




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10 December 2021, 08:45
TomP
Prices aren't going down here. I bought a quarter beef from a Utah meat cutter on the way back from Wyoming in September, we're good for now.


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10 December 2021, 09:26
NormanConquest
I know this is a serious issue but I'll throw a little (humor?) in with it. There was the cattle rancher that won the state lottery + when asked what he would do with all that money he replied. "Well I reckon I'll just keep ranching until it's all gone."


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10 December 2021, 18:41
Aspen Hill Adventures
Fortunately my freezer is full. I am trading a bunch of lamb burger for beef burger with a friend this coming week. They raise a steer every year and I do sheep. Probably do a 20 pound swap. Variety is the spice of life.

Putting half a hog up sometime in early '22 from another neighbor. Damn those chops are good. I avoid the supermarket as much as possible. Skrooum!


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11 December 2021, 09:21
NormanConquest
Not to mention that the barter system works well + much to the chagrin of the IRS, is not being taxed. Big Grin


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11 December 2021, 09:56
Use Enough Gun
Sounds good Ann. Fresh side pork as well? Yum!
11 December 2021, 12:03
Saeed
quote:
Originally posted by Use Enough Gun:
Sounds good Ann. Fresh side pork as well? Yum!


Only pigs eat pigs clap


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11 December 2021, 18:20
Jim Kobe
Don't some eat camels?


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11 December 2021, 18:34
Saeed
quote:
Originally posted by Jim Kobe:
Don't some eat camels?


We do.

It is great.

You can say o my camels eat camels too clap


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11 December 2021, 19:07
Aspen Hill Adventures
quote:
Originally posted by Saeed:
quote:
Originally posted by Use Enough Gun:
Sounds good Ann. Fresh side pork as well? Yum!


Only pigs eat pigs clap


They are delicious.


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12 December 2021, 04:11
Bobster
OOOPs! Looks like camels, deer, cattle, and pigs are cousins:

"Pigs or the Suidae are more closely related to other even-toed hoofed animals, such as deer, camels, cattle and giraffes, because they are all in the Artiodactyla order. The Suidae family iss broken into the Babyrousa, Hylochoerus, Phacochoerus, Potamochoerus and Sus genera." -listalternatives.com

lol

quote:
Originally posted by Saeed:
quote:
Originally posted by Use Enough Gun:
Sounds good Ann. Fresh side pork as well? Yum!


Only pigs eat pigs clap

12 December 2021, 06:17
Aspen Hill Adventures
What's funny about Saeed's ignorant comment is how he claims he isn't religious or into religious dogma yet he makes such comments concerning pork which points out he is indeed religious.

He prattles on about 'science' and covid shots yet fails to understand how related swine are to much of the rest of the creatures that he would readily eat. He clearly relies on fears installed by religion to decide what he can eat. Damn those camels are ugly as sin too. Kinda sad (and weird) but that means there is 'more' for the rest of us!


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12 December 2021, 06:32
Use Enough Gun
quote:
Only pigs eat pigs

As a lawyer, I've been called everything. Big Grin Who cares? Water off of a duck's back I say. rotflmo clap Someday I'll meet up with my UAE big brother (one year older than me) and we'll have a pulled pork sandwich together. jumping Damn, Saeed's too funny to take very seriously anyway. rotflmo
12 December 2021, 09:18
Jason P
In my area, there was a sell off with a lot of cattle. With our drought, hay prices are very high. I’m confident that prices will be very high for the consumer in the next year, unless ranchers up here can get some better hay crops.
I bought a full beef, cut and wrapped for $3.00 a pound last fall. I also bought a pig.
I’m done buying a full pig. The only good thing on a pig is bacon. I’ll take beef any day.
12 December 2021, 11:10
NormanConquest
Here in Central texas we have had a uncommonly wet summer + fall so we have had a good hay crop, but it seems to make no difference in the prices to the ranchers + as long as the processers are allowed to set the market, nothing will change. A lot o ranchers are all for setting up processing plants on their own property to cut out the middle man but the FDA is dragging their feet (I wonder who's paying them?) That right there would give fair prices to the American people again. But since that is not happening, then one has to wonder, "WHY!"


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12 December 2021, 17:29
Bobster
Why you ask? Opportunism and greed. Never let a good crisis (real or not) go to waste. They're getting their piece of the pie. With the increase in money supply, they are afraid of being left behind in the ensuing inflation.

quote:
Originally posted by NormanConquest:
Here in Central texas we have had a uncommonly wet summer + fall so we have had a good hay crop, but it seems to make no difference in the prices to the ranchers + as long as the processers are allowed to set the market, nothing will change. A lot o ranchers are all for setting up processing plants on their own property to cut out the middle man but the FDA is dragging their feet (I wonder who's paying them?) That right there would give fair prices to the American people again. But since that is not happening, then one has to wonder, "WHY!"

12 December 2021, 17:44
Saeed
quote:
Originally posted by Aspen Hill Adventures:
What's funny about Saeed's ignorant comment is how he claims he isn't religious or into religious dogma yet he makes such comments concerning pork which points out he is indeed religious.

He prattles on about 'science' and covid shots yet fails to understand how related swine are to much of the rest of the creatures that he would readily eat. He clearly relies on fears installed by religion to decide what he can eat. Damn those camels are ugly as sin too. Kinda sad (and weird) but that means there is 'more' for the rest of us!


Ann,

I don’t like eating pigs not because of religion.

They remind me of certain people.

Like I don’t like eating monkeys, same reasons clap


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12 December 2021, 19:02
Aspen Hill Adventures
Saeed, pigs are actually quite better than most people. Maybe smarter than dogs as well.

The best thing about them is bacon.


~Ann





12 December 2021, 19:30
Jason P
quote:
Originally posted by Saeed:
quote:
Originally posted by Aspen Hill Adventures:
What's funny about Saeed's ignorant comment is how he claims he isn't religious or into religious dogma yet he makes such comments concerning pork which points out he is indeed religious.

He prattles on about 'science' and covid shots yet fails to understand how related swine are to much of the rest of the creatures that he would readily eat. He clearly relies on fears installed by religion to decide what he can eat. Damn those camels are ugly as sin too. Kinda sad (and weird) but that means there is 'more' for the rest of us!


Ann,

I don’t like eating pigs not because of religion.

They remind me of certain people.

Like I don’t like eating monkeys, same reasons clap


Saeed:You've obviously never had a good BLT Smiler
12 December 2021, 19:34
JTEX
It why Muslims are always all "Allah ahkbar" and blowing stuff up!

No bacon or beer!

sofa
13 December 2021, 01:41
Use Enough Gun
quote:
Saeed:You've obviously never had a good BLT

Or, a great pulled pork sandwich from a pork butt that has been smoked on a Traeger or Camp Chef pellet grill! tu2 Damn, I'm salivating right now just thinking about it!
13 December 2021, 04:26
K Evans
I haven’t seen a decrease in retail beef prices in our area, in fact, I took a picture of a package of steak at a Costco that was $19.99 a lb,! The last set of calves I sold in mid-October averaged $1.38 per lb, 500-650 lbs. (steers and heifers combined).
Someone is making a killing and it’s not the guy raising the cattle.
Feed, other than hay this year, is ridiculous and is at least 49% higher than a year ago. I’m fortunate enough to grow my own hay, otherwise I’d likely sell out,


Karl Evans

13 December 2021, 11:14
Saeed
quote:
Originally posted by JTEX:
It why Muslims are always all "Allah ahkbar" and blowing stuff up!

No bacon or beer!

sofa


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13 December 2021, 18:13
Jim Kobe
quote:
Originally posted by Saeed:
quote:
Originally posted by JTEX:
It why Muslims are always all "Allah ahkbar" and blowing stuff up!

No bacon or beer!

sofa


At least we have enough brains not pick career criminals or brainless geriatrics to rule us!

They just have not been convicted yet by a non-muslim court!


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14 December 2021, 22:24
Atkinson
Its that time of year in the ranching business, feed cost go up an grass is unavailable on the big ranches for the most part, come spring ranches restock and prices go up...Imports have a deciding effect on beef prices, particularly Australia imports...NOthings much different, supply and demand..

Now gas? thats manipulated by gangsters in sheeps cloting... shocker


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