JohnnyYou » 22 Oct 2025, 6:34 pm » wrote: ↑ You miss the point completely just like the rest of the dumb **** here.
He is telling the already racked US farmers to suck his dick and lower their prices so that they go bankrupt and JD Vance sells the foreclosures on Acre Trader.
We are going to import beef from a country we just gave 40 billion dollars? Can you not smell a kickback somewhere? I would not be surprised if a coupon showed up a free Trump Offficial Arentine Steak with every Trump RX purchase.. They're Grrrrrrrriiiift! Tony got deported.
It sounds like Miele said.. " I sold my soybeans to Xi Jinping, I sell my cows to him too" Wait till he provides military aid to Venezuela. Putin is already eyeing that piece of Monroe Doctrine Pie.
You are making fat memes while your mental processes take the entire USA into the crapper. You say you are genius. Can you get beyond putting a 600 lb girl in a size 6 bikini for a laugh? Take the A out fat and the the F out of weigh. Your FAFO'ing america into Oblivion azzhole.

Soybean farmer suffering China "Trade War"JohnnyYou » 22 Oct 2025, 7:37 pm » wrote: ↑ 8chttpsshun of five) xxx.pbs.argy/newshour/show/this-is-going-to-hurt-us-u-s-ranchers-push-back-on-trumps-argentina-beef-deal
‘This is going to hurt us’: U.S. ranchers push back on Trump’s Argentina beef deal
Oct 22, 2025 6:45 PM EDT
Farmers, ranchers and cattle producers are opposing President Trump’s plan to buy more beef from Argentina. Prices have jumped nearly 14% over the past year, and many cattle ranchers and farmers’ groups are concerned the move will come at their expense. Geoff Bennett discussed more with Buck Wehrbein, president of the National Cattlemen’s Beef Association.
So I guess Soybeans get trucked to the silos.. and railed to the port.. I hear China has not bought a US Soybean for months.TwoIfByTea » 22 Oct 2025, 8:34 pm » wrote: ↑ Soybean farmer suffering China "Trade War"
China Pivoted "South America' for Soy Beans
Midwest Grain Elevators bursting at the seams
nbcchicago /news/local/illinois-soybean-farmers-in-limbo-amid-tariff-fueled-trade-dispute-with-china/3842215/
"That’s a big deal,” said Chris Gould, a third-generation Illinois soybean farmer. “What we really need to do is let the free market sort this out, and the free market includes exports.”
Illinois is the top soybean producing state in the country. Illinois farmers export more than $957 million in soybeans to China, according to the Illinois Dept. of Agriculture.
“This trade disruption has some real impacts for rural America, so we're hoping things get settled soon," said Brian Duncan, president of the Illinois Farm Bureau.
On his family farm in Kane County near Sycamore, Chris Gould and his dad, Eldon, are harvesting crops this week.
The Trump administration is expected to release $3 billion in aid soon to help struggling farmers amid the government shutdown. Eldon Gould questioned whether that action goes far enough"
Guess who pays that.. Truck Drivers are on the list. Maybe not the illegal Serbians ones who cross lanes and kill somebody with a fake ID ater 11 years of driving here. Hopefuly he gets the Kilmeade Involuntary Lethal Injection.TwoIfByTea » 22 Oct 2025, 8:34 pm » wrote: ↑
The Trump administration is expected to release $3 billion in aid soon to help struggling farmers amid the government shutdown. Eldon Gould questioned whether that action goes far enough"
I used drive 4 a Grain Elevator a decade ago..JohnnyYou » 22 Oct 2025, 8:44 pm » wrote: ↑ So I guess Soybeans get trucked to the silos.. and railed to the port.. I hear China has not bought a US Soybean for months.
Are the Silos full?
I am seeing all kinds of news that transport is slowing down a lot. I have been hearing of a driver hemmorhage positions for months. Coast to Coast AM don't care. Steve blocked my number Jenny.
Packaging materials companies are failing. The supply chain is as dead a Mike Johnson's 119th Congress.
TwoIfByTea » 22 Oct 2025, 9:00 pm » wrote: ↑ I used drive 4 a Grain Elevator a decade ago..
Hoppers go to Channahon be sorted.
We could also directly load Rail Containers and to Railyards in Chicago..
This was my "Grain Elevator" Days or part of it..
Putting American beef producers out of business.
LMAO at niagra falls.nefarious101 » 22 Oct 2025, 4:29 pm » wrote: ↑ We eat a ton of beef here...grilled, smoked, broiled, jerky, fried and soups
I won't complain about cheaper beef...just eat more of it
A real problem is the EBT people....they are planning on either stealing the food from grocery stores or waiting in the parking lots and stealing it from shoppers as they come out
be funny to watch since they all weigh 1000 pounds
Why i it the cattle ranchers are being blamed for the cost of the meat? it is more the processors between ranchers and supermarket getting their cut of the national supply and demand market.Johnny You » 22 Oct 2025, 6:22 pm » wrote: ↑ Where's the Beef?
In response to rising domestic beef prices, President Donald Trump stated on Wednesday, October 22, 2025, that American cattle ranchers should lower their prices. His remarks followed an earlier proposal to purchase more beef from Argentina, a plan that has prompted strong pushback from ranchers and Republican lawmakers from agricultural states.
Key communications and related actions on October 22, 2025:
Social media post: Trump posted on his social media platform, Truth Social, arguing that U.S. ranchers should be grateful for his past tariff policies that benefited them. He added that lowering prices is necessary because "the consumer is a very big factor in my thinking, also!".
Administration's plan: The White House and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) unveiled a new plan aimed at strengthening the cattle industry and increasing domestic beef production. The plan was announced shortly after Trump's social media posts and amid the growing controversy.
Quadrupled import quota: A White House official confirmed that the administration plans to quadruple the tariff-rate quota for Argentine beef to 80,000 metric tons per year, significantly increasing the amount of beef that can be imported without being subjected to high tariffs.
Rancher concerns: The communications intensified criticism from U.S. cattle producers and farm groups. The National Cattlemen's Beef Association (NCBA) publicly stated its opposition to the plan, arguing it harms U.S. producers and could introduce health risks, though the administration has acknowledged potential disease issues. The NCBA noted the significant trade imbalance with Argentina in recent years, favoring Argentine exports.
Lawmakers' opposition: Congressional Republicans representing farming regions also raised objections. Senator Deb Fischer (R-Neb.) expressed "deep concerns" about the proposed policy.
This briefing compiles information from several news outlets covering Trump's comments and the administration's policy decisions regarding Argentine beef on October 22, 2025.
See? You can do it! Excellent post!*31stArrival » 23 Oct 2025, 4:57 am » wrote: ↑ Why i it the cattle ranchers are being blamed for the cost of the meat? it is more the processors between ranchers and supermarket getting their cut of the national supply and demand market.
Lets not forget the cost of feed went out of sight when society demanded ethanol be put into gasoline and the low corn prices and supply was taken away from cattle ranchers. I still remember that prime beef was grain fed instead of pasture/grass fed.
JuCo 5 percenter...72
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"Try to get past your passionate ignorance and learn to accept what actually happened." ~ brown's unheeded words of wisdom 
JuCo 5 percenter...72
“Show me the man and I’ll find you the crime” ~ LAVRENTIY BERIA
"Try to get past your passionate ignorance and learn to accept what actually happened." ~ brown's unheeded words of wisdom ha ha ha ha ha still defending reasonable doubt genetic outcomes only exist while adapting in plain sight each rotation the body is an ever changing form of same chromosomes as a fertilized cell and a decomposing corpse lived daily so far as specifically displaced in a specific ancestral lineage and generation gap inhabiting space daily here now.
You seem "rational" so heres the "Low-Down" on Beef Prices..
And that if we get a steak from Argentina, all that has to be done AND it needs to be shippeed in refrigerated container.. Just one more blotch in the carbon footprint of the meat cycle.*31stArrival » 23 Oct 2025, 4:57 am » wrote: ↑ Why i it the cattle ranchers are being blamed for the cost of the meat? it is more the processors between ranchers and supermarket getting their cut of the national supply and demand market.
Lets not forget the cost of feed went out of sight when society demanded ethanol be put into gasoline and the low corn prices and supply was taken away from cattle ranchers. I still remember that prime beef was grain fed instead of pasture/grass fed.
Why humanity fails in every society pretending life isn't self evident time evolving as specifically eternally separated daily here. Evolving doesn't leave any details duplicated twice as existed so far.Johnny You » 23 Oct 2025, 6:15 am » wrote: ↑ And that if we get a steak from Argentina, all that has to be done AND it needs to be shippeed in refrigerated container.. Just one more blotch in the carbon footprint of the meat cycle.
I am going to have no choice but to eat more beans soon.