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<blockquote data-quote="john250" data-source="post: 694747" data-attributes="member: 4406"><p>Dairy, hogs, chickens and cattle are all losing money. Everyone hopes someone else will blink and cut production. </p><p>When supply and demand move higher on the price curve (soon, I hope) we will need every political tool we have to keep the govt from slapping price controls on milk and meat. Nixon did that, and he was a freakin' conservative. The guys in there now--it is a no-brainer to them. </p><p>Dramatically higher prices in the supermarket are what :?: a year away? I don't have charts or numbers, just opinion. Commodity prices turn so quickly, and once they turn they make big runs. Look where corn is, just over a year after hitting $7.50 it is under $4 and trending lower. </p><p>I see light at the end of the tunnel, but it may just be the train. :dunce: </p><p></p><p>There are lots of dairy and hog foreclosures happening and waiting to happen here. :cry2:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="john250, post: 694747, member: 4406"] Dairy, hogs, chickens and cattle are all losing money. Everyone hopes someone else will blink and cut production. When supply and demand move higher on the price curve (soon, I hope) we will need every political tool we have to keep the govt from slapping price controls on milk and meat. Nixon did that, and he was a freakin' conservative. The guys in there now--it is a no-brainer to them. Dramatically higher prices in the supermarket are what :?: a year away? I don't have charts or numbers, just opinion. Commodity prices turn so quickly, and once they turn they make big runs. Look where corn is, just over a year after hitting $7.50 it is under $4 and trending lower. I see light at the end of the tunnel, but it may just be the train. :dunce: There are lots of dairy and hog foreclosures happening and waiting to happen here. :cry2: [/QUOTE]
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