Finney Processing Plant Fire- What will be the effect?

It is devastating. Not just for the beef industry but for Garden City.

https://www.kwch.com/content/news/Crews-battle-fire-at-Tyson-plant-near-Garden-City-531405381.html
https://www.kwch.com/content/news/Garden-City-community-worried-Tyson-plant-fire-will-affect-economy--533767351.html
 
Did I hear Corbett correctly? This plant slaughters close to 6,00 head a day? 20% of US supply comes through there?

That’s staggering.
 
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This all sounds extremely suspicious. I sincerely think there is more to this story than meets the eye. Could this be another move to break the U.S. producer’s back? Could it reopen under foreign ownership? I don’t trust anything about this. How does a plant of this size and importance simply burn down.

I call b.s on this one! Something bigger is at play.
 
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This all sounds extremely suspicious. I sincerely think there is more to this story than meets the eye. Could this be another move to break the U.S. producer’s back? Could it reopen under foreign ownership? I don’t trust anything about this. How does a plant of this size and importance simply burn down.

I call b.s on this one! Something bigger is at play.

The video looks pretty convincing! It was probably ignited by all that methane that causes global warming :roll:
 
TennesseeTuxedo said:
Feeder futures are down the limit today. Market is crashing. Corbett called it.

This was no “accident” in my opinion. I think that the powers that be orchestrated this disaster and are profiting wildly from this, all on the backs of the hard working U.S. producer.
 
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TennesseeTuxedo said:
Feeder futures are down the limit today. Market is crashing. Corbett called it.

This was no “accident” in my opinion. I think that the powers that be orchestrated this disaster and are profiting wildly from this, all on the backs of the hard working U.S. producer.

Paranoid much?
 
TennesseeTuxedo said:
************* said:
TennesseeTuxedo said:
Feeder futures are down the limit today. Market is crashing. Corbett called it.

This was no “accident” in my opinion. I think that the powers that be orchestrated this disaster and are profiting wildly from this, all on the backs of the hard working U.S. producer.

Paranoid much?

Just look at Epstein
 
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TennesseeTuxedo said:
************* said:
This was no “accident” in my opinion. I think that the powers that be orchestrated this disaster and are profiting wildly from this, all on the backs of the hard working U.S. producer.

Paranoid much?

Just look at Epstein

I could see PETA types doing something like this but that’s as far as I’d run with it.
 
TennesseeTuxedo said:
************* said:
TennesseeTuxedo said:
Paranoid much?

Just look at Epstein

I could see PETA types doing something like this but that’s as far as I’d run with it.

Or perhaps Tyson wanted to collect insurance, force layoffs, and then sell to a Chinese holding company or possibly JBS. There are a lot of possibilities.
 
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TennesseeTuxedo said:
************* said:
Just look at Epstein

I could see PETA types doing something like this but that’s as far as I’d run with it.

Or perhaps Tyson wanted to collect insurance, force layoffs, and then sell to a Chinese holding company or possibly JBS. There are a lot of possibilities.

You really do need some counseling. Just sayin'....
 
TennesseeTuxedo said:
sstterry said:
Corn is also way down which normally would mean feeder prices go up. We can't catch a break!

How many acres got planted?

I didn't see that. I just saw that production was way above what was expected and corn and soybean futures plummeted.

Edit: I just looked it up. Corn production is down 3.6% from 2018. But the worry is that no markets to sell them (China) they are expecting huge stockpiles. The estimated area was at 90 million acres.

https://www.agriculture.com/markets...igger-than-expected-us-corn-crop-futures-sink
 

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