Saturday, 18 June 2022

Beef shortage eh?

It's already in our local shop.  Question is when it will come to the supermarts.

Redeemed Patriot:

Reported? Usual MO is to force sign NDAs. Sheer extortion. We see this paradigm over and over--first in the UK and now all over the west. Mass casualty animal event/"health crisis" gives "emergency" powers to fringe agencies, who then use those powers to circumvent all due process. People at existential gunpoint offer little resistance. "Plata o plomo" ("silver or lead") is the drug cartel version

BTW: The most recent figures from the Iowa Cattle Auction Summary (where cattle and cattle futures are traded), show that the average beef cow costs between $100 and $160 per hundredweight (100lbs), depending on the age and weight of the cattle.

faunafacts.com/cows/how-much-does-a-cow-cost/

There is NO frickin' way you let an investment like that die of "heat stress," "dehydration," etc. 

Someone had commented:

It could be the result of bloating or compaction from too much fine grained feed. Although with the numbers of dead ones I don't think I'd bet on that yet.

Burnt down warehouses en masse, suddenly dead cows in the field?  As the usurper himself says: 'C'mon man!'

2 comments:

  1. Reader Bob writes:

    "Spent the day at Scorton Steam Fair Lancaster. As usual at these events there were numerous food wagons doing burgers and beef sandwiches etc. When asked for a beef sandwich, very single stand we visited said the same thing, no beef today! Mmmm.....curious methinks."

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