Posted by NY 986 on February 19, 2022 at 14:10:51 from (67.249.255.74):
In Reply to: Re: Animal Exports posted by Philip d on February 19, 2022 at 13:55:49:
2-3 showing high end cows? Seems like a lot compared to around here. The guys who said I'll find several investors and milk 2,000 cows and be more profitable based on efficiency ran that group off by the late 1990's at least around here. I used to think that the Holstein-Friesian Association guys used to be obnoxious but the big guys are worse. It has been said Walmart has been working vertical integration in SE PA and is looking into it here in NY. Will not matter how big you are or if your cows have papers at that point. It has been said Walmart has been selling off its over production to smaller distributors and most likley would do the same here. Won't be much of anything left in terms of independents. I think that growth is fueled too much by ego and we will all pay a price before it is done. Retiring to Florida and saying that the kids became doctors, lawyers, or engineers makes for a nice story but I wonder how much that ever happened in reality? Sadly, a fair number that I know of are working menial positions at Walmart.
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