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Wall Street Apes

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The Trump Administration is focused on revinvigoraring the beef industry. After consecutive years of drought and increased input costs, the American cattle herd is experiencing record low supply, causing higher prices for consumers. Our ranchers, with grit in their bones and the open range in their hearts, tamed the wild frontier, stand today as a testament to the enduring spirit and strength that defines the best of what this nation has to offer. More to do to ensure massive wins for our ranchers and a secure future for our beef producers. Announcements coming.

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Prior to WWII, the USA produced more lamb in our country than we could consume - we were an exporter of lamb. Today, we import over 80% of the lamb consumed. Beef imports grew 24% in 2024 as compared to 2023. Beef prices remain at record highs, while the cattle population remains at record lows. The United States of America is now importing more beef than we are exporting. We fear the same that is currently true for lamb imports/exports will soon be the reality for beef. Food Security should have the support and attention from both sides of the isle. If we cannot feed our people, what else can we do?

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“This president makes another sour deal and punches the American farmer in the face.” “We’re losing 77 farmers and cattlemen every single day in the United States.” “There’s no guarantee that the American people are gonna see any savings in the local grocery stores.” Importing more beef will squeeze American ranchers without fixing the real reason beef prices are so high. In a market where four meatpackers control roughly 85% of the industry, cheaper imported beef can simply become another opportunity for dominant packers and retailers to capture the difference. America’s cattle herd is already at its lowest level since 1951, and flooding the market with more imports will make rebuilding domestic production even harder. Farm Action believes the answer is clear: rebuild the American cattle herd, restore competition, and make sure savings actually reach consumers. Dr. John W. Boyd, Jr. MS NOW

“This president makes another sour deal and punches the American farmer in the face.” “We’re losing 77 farmers and cattlemen every single day in the United States.” “There’s no guarantee that the American people are gonna see any savings in the local grocery stores.” Importing more beef will squeeze American ranchers without fixing the real reason beef prices are so high. In a market where four meatpackers control roughly 85% of the industry, cheaper imported beef can simply become another opportunity for dominant packers and retailers to capture the difference. America’s cattle herd is already at its lowest level since 1951, and flooding the market with more imports will make rebuilding domestic production even harder. Farm Action believes the answer is clear: rebuild the American cattle herd, restore competition, and make sure savings actually reach consumers. Dr. John W. Boyd, Jr. MS NOW

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