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<blockquote data-quote="mhill" data-source="post: 56389" data-attributes="member: 153"><p>Probably enough to flood the market here. I am not saying we should not take in Canadian beef. I am saying our strongest prices came when Canadian exports were stopped to the US. What have you guys been doing with your cattle for the last 18 months or so. From what I've heard if you sell them you are giving them away. You can't tell me if the border opens it won't drop prices down here. It's economics. For example,It's probably good in Canada for milk prices because of your quotas because you have limited numbers of cows. Down here, when milk prices are up everyone puts on more cows. Result lower milk prices.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mhill, post: 56389, member: 153"] Probably enough to flood the market here. I am not saying we should not take in Canadian beef. I am saying our strongest prices came when Canadian exports were stopped to the US. What have you guys been doing with your cattle for the last 18 months or so. From what I've heard if you sell them you are giving them away. You can't tell me if the border opens it won't drop prices down here. It's economics. For example,It's probably good in Canada for milk prices because of your quotas because you have limited numbers of cows. Down here, when milk prices are up everyone puts on more cows. Result lower milk prices. [/QUOTE]
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