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backhoeboogie

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Lots of talk about costs and business case analysis scenarios in this forum as of late.

All I can say is, if you aint making money are these prices, its a good time to get out.
 
backhoeboogie":1jgdihfg said:
Lots of talk about costs and business case analysis scenarios in this forum as of late.

All I can say is, if you aint making money are these prices, its a good time to get out.
You got that right man. No excuses right now. Now people like old CB who gave themselves a big a$$ raise and a bonus because of the high prices will probably be raising sand about losing money again.
 
I would like more ground but everyone wants to price it on what cattle/farm prices are doing and I won't mortgage on today's prices. It would be really easy for anyone who was already in before the prices went through the roof to over-extend themselves as cattle prices have raised a lot of people's net worth but all it takes is a few years of growth of the national cowherd to put prices back where we're used to seeing them and the mortgage is still there...
 
Those losing money in the cattle business are also the one's that sign up for full coverage federal crop insurance, have 5 mortgage, and 3 government grants.
 
cow pollinater":3vcq5cv7 said:
I would like more ground but everyone wants to price it on what cattle/farm prices are doing and I won't mortgage on today's prices. It would be really easy for anyone who was already in before the prices went through the roof to over-extend themselves as cattle prices have raised a lot of people's net worth but all it takes is a few years of growth of the national cowherd to put prices back where we're used to seeing them and the mortgage is still there...

Contract for Deed?
 
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yes every1 is making good money fooling with cattle.that in turn causes the expenses go as well.because the businesses want their peice of the pie.
 
skyhightree1":211uzovk said:
I have made enough to buy a candy bar and some soda saving up for nabs when my next calf batch goes to market. ;-)

Not saying I made enough, but I bought a bag of beef jerky and a couple bottles of Lipton tea anyway. ;-) Over $10 power lunch! :shock:
 
John SD":3ls0mmfl said:
skyhightree1":3ls0mmfl said:
I have made enough to buy a candy bar and some soda saving up for nabs when my next calf batch goes to market. ;-)

Not saying I made enough, but I bought a bag of beef jerky and a couple bottles of Lipton tea anyway. ;-) Over $10 power lunch! :shock:

Looks like I need to be keeping up with the Jones here! Turnip green sandwiches are getting old. A few of the pecans I have been cracking aren't rotten.

Bought cattle trailer tires with my extra nickels. Brand new ones!
 
Jogeephus":2irc64et said:
I moved up from duct tape to Gorilla Tape.

Works awesome until you need to pull that tape back off. Just don't make any ruh rohs like I did.
 
greybeard":3rgn5rua said:
backhoeboogie":3rgn5rua said:
Looks like I need to be keeping up with the Jones here!

Bought cattle trailer tires with my extra nickels. Brand new ones!
More than one--and at the same time???

Must be a order buyer, there the only one's making money in the cattle business. :lol2:
 

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