Baby Robin - 2/9/2026 08:06
JonSCKs - 2/9/2026 06:51
BLKCOW - 2/9/2026 07:38
Seriously, the road to mental health starts with a phone call.
what up Cow?
We’ve already exported the textile industry to cheaper labor.
I remember those saying back in the day.. “it will take decades for Brazil to catch the US in Soybeans.” Boy that aged well.
Now, instead of shipping feeders across the border to be fed in the US.. we’re shipping corn for the feeders to be fattened in Mexico..
I’ve seen this movie before..
I guess we can just import beef from Argentina.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trump-argentina-beef-imports-executive-order/ hmmm.
We ship corn to Mexico because the areas raising “feed” corn in Mexico have been suffering from drought and the big Mexican feedlots and dairies have figured out the loopholes in their own system to import cheaper US corn vs. buy the white tortilla corn grown in their same area for human tortilla food.
Joe Vaclavik had a members-only interview with a US grain merchandiser that worked exclusively to support those Mexican feedlots and dairies I think in the chihuahua area?
And, because of New World Screworm, the border is closed
(for the time being
) so Mexican cattle will need to be fed there
(hence the corn needs
).
Okay so gaming this out.. When does Mexico import the Corn from Brazil.. to feed the dairies and fatten beef to export to the US?
I believe I've identified a trend..
Can US Beef..compete with that.. US Dairy.. US textile??
Getting a "Bad bunny" vibe about this.. for the record I watched TPUSA hakftime.. but also reviewed the CNN piece on the bunny.. oh boy.
“Milk prices would double without undocumented immigration” National Milk Federation.
