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Tichborne cowma

01-16-2005 08:14:44




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Speaking of cavalier attitude, there"s more to this than market loss or losing a few cents a pound when you sell your beef, there is a human side to this that only Canadian cattlemen can comprehend. That is the bankruptcies, foreclosures, little or no income and the problems associated with this like suicides, breakdowns and families breaking up. Please understand though that I"m not blaming anyone, and I would understand if the border would remain closed, I think in the long haul Canadian cattle producers would be better off. Also I pray that you never have a case of BSE in America and go through what some people up here have gone through, we"re your friends whether you like it or not.

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leebbb

01-16-2005 15:45:21




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 Re: Please understand in reply to Tichborne cowman, 01-16-2005 08:14:44  
Yes, I well realize that beef producers in Canada are being ruined by this, and I really hate to see any farmer, any where, suffer. But, how is putting this plague on me gonna help these Canadians? If we could ban dairy cows from entering the beef market would be a good start. I've never sold a down cow or even one that was sick or lame. How does anybody justify selling or buying livestock, they know have something wrong with them, and butchering them? Greed, plain and simple, has caused this plague.

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paul

01-16-2005 10:02:19




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 Re: Please understand in reply to Tichborne cowman, 01-16-2005 08:14:44  
A paragraph or 2 is far to short to convay real feelings on this issue.....

Canada is a great neighbor.
They built up a lot of livestock, with little proccessing infrastructure.
Really hurts them more than most any other country on an issue such as this.
As with any countries, there are trade issues - wheat, hogs, cattle, etc. and these non-BSE issues will enter into any problem such as this....
I hope the USA & Canada ca work this BSE issue out, and continue the good trade & boarder friendship they, for the most part, have had.
If Canada must build their own processing plants, the USA will actually lose something in the long term. To Canada's advantage.
I feel bad for Canadian & USA farmers in these wheat, hog, & beef issues - people on both sides of the boarder do get hurt.
Considering the last several BSE findings in Canada & the world attitude about BSE, I do not believe now is the time to open the boarder to Canadian beef.

I do hope solutions that work for both countries can be found. I do not believe we should close the boarder & be done with it. We (both sides) need to continue to work on it.

--->Paul

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