Ranchers Are Selling Off Their Cattle in Unprecedented Numbers Due to the Drought, and That Has Enormous Implications for 2023

https://americafirstreport.com ^ | July 25, 2022 | BY MICHAEL SNYDER

[PapaBear3625]

Still, if the herds are reduced now, it will take until 2024 before new calves have grown to slaughter weight, and for new breeder cows to be ready to make more calves.

That means 2023 will probably see high beef prices.

[Basket_of_Deplorables]

Thank you!

Will bite the bullet, get a sub zero, and 1/4 cow. Hmm...if it lasts that long, maybe 1/2 cow would fit...?

[Fungi]

You mean like a few posters on this forum?

[Will88]

Yeah sure- never had severe droughts before. .ast year California was so bad they regulated whe. People could use water.

Yep, never been anything like it before. I guess all that talk about "the Dust Bowl" in the 1930s was just made up to have something to put in the history books. Every weather event that happens now is the worst ever according to the climate change cult.

[lilypad]

I hear you my friend but isn’t implementing the EV’s also a logistical nightmare?

[sergeantdave]

“Michael Snyder loves to forecast disaster after disaster after disaster after catastrophe to promote his narrative.”

And his sources are the liars in the federal bureaucracy, communist social media and deep state Bloomberg.

[Bob434]

good point- You woudl think the left would at least acknowledge that and not make statements like ‘this is the worst drought ever” but sadly the left aren’t even ashamed of their flat out lies-

[z3n]

I hear you my friend but isn’t implementing the EV’s also a logistical nightmare?

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Finding enough electricity (let alone finding enough electricity from “renewables”) to let everyone drive EVs is a logistical night that would make quenching dry ranch lands seem like child’s play.