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<blockquote data-quote="Rydero" data-source="post: 1715529" data-attributes="member: 38101"><p>Having more head to spread expenses across is less risky, if you have 10 head and blow a rear tractor tire it's a big deal. Not so much with 750. </p><p></p><p>The overall cost/head of feed is identical or often lower because you can negotiate better deals when you buy more in one shot. You can also utilize lower cost byproducts etc more efficiently because it's also spread out over more animals and a lower percentage of the overall ration. </p><p></p><p>Every company that's traded on a stock exchange is basically borrowing money to fund growth, there's some successful companies on there. They know that if they borrow money as long as the rate of return is higher than the interest than they're making money. Growing organically can be painfully slow in a capital intensive business. To each his own - if these concepts don't make sense to you you probably shouldn't borrow money.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rydero, post: 1715529, member: 38101"] Having more head to spread expenses across is less risky, if you have 10 head and blow a rear tractor tire it's a big deal. Not so much with 750. The overall cost/head of feed is identical or often lower because you can negotiate better deals when you buy more in one shot. You can also utilize lower cost byproducts etc more efficiently because it's also spread out over more animals and a lower percentage of the overall ration. Every company that's traded on a stock exchange is basically borrowing money to fund growth, there's some successful companies on there. They know that if they borrow money as long as the rate of return is higher than the interest than they're making money. Growing organically can be painfully slow in a capital intensive business. To each his own - if these concepts don't make sense to you you probably shouldn't borrow money. [/QUOTE]
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