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Alberta cattlemen to sue U.S.
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<blockquote data-quote="Oldtimer" data-source="post: 40399" data-attributes="member: 97"><p>You read me right Texan-- Frenchie, you don't have to worry about me moving in and taking over- I have enough problems just feeding out my own calves- But anyway years ago I was discussing this with a former NCBA president- He thought you guys had a great asset available to you with the barley and hay raised up there- more wide open space- and the ever increasing enviromental problems the US feedlots were facing-- some areas were getting too many people that were forcing out the lots.</p><p></p><p>And from what I've been reading, the WTO and the USDA are working on changing rules or policy which would keep borders and exports from being automatically closed when a BSE case is found-- this would take away some of the apprehension of the investors or ranchers that wanted to retain ownership.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Oldtimer, post: 40399, member: 97"] You read me right Texan-- Frenchie, you don't have to worry about me moving in and taking over- I have enough problems just feeding out my own calves- But anyway years ago I was discussing this with a former NCBA president- He thought you guys had a great asset available to you with the barley and hay raised up there- more wide open space- and the ever increasing enviromental problems the US feedlots were facing-- some areas were getting too many people that were forcing out the lots. And from what I've been reading, the WTO and the USDA are working on changing rules or policy which would keep borders and exports from being automatically closed when a BSE case is found-- this would take away some of the apprehension of the investors or ranchers that wanted to retain ownership. [/QUOTE]
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