Posted by John in La on December 29, 2019 at 08:36:43 from (24.158.216.181):
Went to the small local grocery this morning to pick up a few things while I play ineligible bachelor for 2 weeks. Noticing the wide differance in price between pork/chicken and beef. You can also notice the differance in product consistency that pork/chicken has that beef does not have. Realizing that pork/chicken market has been taken over by the mega companies where the mother company controls everything it got me to wondering.
With 200+ bushel a acre corn; modern hay harvest equipment; relatively cheap transportation; how long will it be before some big mega company steps in and does to the beef industry what they have done to pork/chicken in the past and what is happening to dairy as we speak.
One can scoff at the idea but bringing beef into the modern world would sure standardize the genetics and get rid of all the woods cows some raise all while reducing the price to the consumer.
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