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A Deeply Pro Trump Town In Nebraska Is Losing 3,200 Jobs Due To His Economic Policies And Residents Are "Sobbing" In Disbelief
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Maze
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Is a pedophile
Prove i’ll wait.
Maze
吃瓜群众
Even if proven you will just call it fake news and carry on supporting him.
Jake Starkey
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Noking
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Earl, why did Trump try to conceal the Epstein files becoming public??????
T. A. Gardner
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Well, contrary to the shallow, irrelevant appeal to emotion, fluff piece foisted by MS NOW and parroted by Maze in the OP, this closure has nothing to do with anything Trump has done or not done and everything to do with the beef market both in the US and globally.
* The Nebraska plant was outdated and inefficient. Tyson decided it was cheaper to close and consolidate operations than upgrade the plant.
* There are just four companies in the US that process almost 90% of the beef sold: Tyson, JBS, Cargill, and National Beef. This creates something close to a monopoly situation where market prices are easily controlled by processors. This has existed for decades.
* Other factors like feed costs being up due in large part to greentard polices under Biden, play a big role along with environmental factors like drought, disease (Mexican screwworm resurgence), etc.
The combination of declining supply and increased costs has made it where this plant in Nebraska is no longer profitable for Tyson, so they're closing it and consolidating operations. They've offered many workers at it jobs elsewhere.
Understanding the Tyson Lexington Plant Closure: What It Means for Cattle Producers | Center for Agricultural Profitability | Nebraska
Tyson’s Lexington plant closure removes nearly 5,000 head per day of beef processing capacity—what it could mean for Nebraska cattle prices, hauling distances, and market dynamics.
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Tyson’s beef plant closure in Nebraska will have nationwide impact
Tyson Foods’ decision to close a beef plant in Lexington, Nebraska, could devastate the small city and undermine the profits of ranchers nationwide.
www.agrinews-pubs.com
So, maybe MS NOW should be blaming the real culprits here: Leftist greentards and their insane push for what doesn't work, nature for variations that go into such businesses, and a push by the Left for decades to get Americans to stop eating beef while using corn to make ethanol that does nothing to help the environment.
Fuck MS NOW and their shit reporting. If it was Trump's fault fine. But blaming him for decades of bad decisions mostly coming from the Left does nothing to explain the issue or how to fix it.
Notice how no one even attempts to justify the claim that this is Trumps fault.Well, contrary to the shallow, irrelevant appeal to emotion, fluff piece foisted by MS NOW and parroted by Maze in the OP, this closure has nothing to do with anything Trump has done or not done and everything to do with the beef market both in the US and globally.
* The Nebraska plant was outdated and inefficient. Tyson decided it was cheaper to close and consolidate operations than upgrade the plant.
* There are just four companies in the US that process almost 90% of the beef sold: Tyson, JBS, Cargill, and National Beef. This creates something close to a monopoly situation where market prices are easily controlled by processors. This has existed for decades.
* Other factors like feed costs being up due in large part to greentard polices under Biden, play a big role along with environmental factors like drought, disease (Mexican screwworm resurgence), etc.
The combination of declining supply and increased costs has made it where this plant in Nebraska is no longer profitable for Tyson, so they're closing it and consolidating operations. They've offered many workers at it jobs elsewhere.
Understanding the Tyson Lexington Plant Closure: What It Means for Cattle Producers | Center for Agricultural Profitability | Nebraska
Tyson’s Lexington plant closure removes nearly 5,000 head per day of beef processing capacity—what it could mean for Nebraska cattle prices, hauling distances, and market dynamics.cap.unl.edu
Tyson’s beef plant closure in Nebraska will have nationwide impact
Tyson Foods’ decision to close a beef plant in Lexington, Nebraska, could devastate the small city and undermine the profits of ranchers nationwide.
So, maybe MS NOW should be blaming the real culprits here: Leftist greentards and their insane push for what doesn't work, nature for variations that go into such businesses, and a push by the Left for decades to get Americans to stop eating beef while using corn to make ethanol that does nothing to help the environment.
Fuck MS NOW and their shit reporting. If it was Trump's fault fine. But blaming him for decades of bad decisions mostly coming from the Left does nothing to explain the issue or how to fix it.
Jake Starkey
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What a shit response by T. A. Read the last two paras, all fluff opinion with no sourcing or development of why "Leftist greentards" are failures.
He does what he demonizes.
He does what he demonizes.
What a moronic commentary from a mentally unhinged dumbass on steroids with severe TDS.
This has NOTHING to do with Tariffs you incoherent babbling buffoon.
Tyson Faces Continued Losses In The Beef Business
There has long been excess capacity in the meat business nationwide, meaning the nation’s slaughterhouses could handle many more cattle than they are processing. That has only been made worse in recent years as the government has encouraged more smaller companies to open slaughterhouses to compete with Tyson and the other giants that dominate the beef business.
Tyson expects to lose more than $600 million on beef production this year after already reporting $720 million of red ink in beef over the past two years.
Tonsor said it was inevitable that at least one beef plant would close. Afterward, Tyson’s remaining plants will be able to operate more efficiently at closer to full capacity.
Ernie Goss, an economist at Creighton University in Omaha, said the Lexington plant likely wasn’t measuring up in the industry increasingly reliant on technological advancements that enhance productivity.
“It’s very difficult to renovate or make the old plant fit the new world,” said Goss, who completed an impact study for a new Sustainable Beef plant. The Lexington facility “just wasn’t competitive right now in today’s environment in terms of output per worker.”
Tyson’s beef plant closure in Nebraska will have nationwide impact
Tyson Foods’ decision to close a beef plant in Lexington, Nebraska, could devastate the small city and undermine the profits of ranchers nationwide.
www.agrinews-pubs.com
What's the topic halfwit? It sure isn't Earl. Moron.
You won't get a coherent honest answer from Trump hating loons.
T. A. Gardner
Serial Thread Killer
First, ethanol production puts pressure on corn prices.
Many countries, especially the USA and Brazil, have encouraged biofuel production by offering various subsidies and tax advantages
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0960148122013258
As the demand for beef has not substantially changed or lowered, and the cost of raising cattle increased, both domestically and abroad, prices have shot up. In part these prices reflect the increased costs of feed and raising cattle in a market where the ingredients in cattle feed are in competition with green energy policies that drive up the cost of them.
Farmers issue warning as US beef prices skyrocket: 'We're not going to see those prices come down'
As beef prices soar, there doesn't seem to be any relief in sight for consumers.
www.thecooldown.com
So, yes, greentards are driving up beef costs and have been for a long time now. They aren't the only cause, but they are a serious and ongoing one.
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Shit reporting is Fox News' forte.Well, contrary to the shallow, irrelevant appeal to emotion, fluff piece foisted by MS NOW and parroted by Maze in the OP, this closure has nothing to do with anything Trump has done or not done and everything to do with the beef market both in the US and globally.
* The Nebraska plant was outdated and inefficient. Tyson decided it was cheaper to close and consolidate operations than upgrade the plant.
* There are just four companies in the US that process almost 90% of the beef sold: Tyson, JBS, Cargill, and National Beef. This creates something close to a monopoly situation where market prices are easily controlled by processors. This has existed for decades.
* Other factors like feed costs being up due in large part to greentard polices under Biden, play a big role along with environmental factors like drought, disease (Mexican screwworm resurgence), etc.
The combination of declining supply and increased costs has made it where this plant in Nebraska is no longer profitable for Tyson, so they're closing it and consolidating operations. They've offered many workers at it jobs elsewhere.
Understanding the Tyson Lexington Plant Closure: What It Means for Cattle Producers | Center for Agricultural Profitability | Nebraska
Tyson’s Lexington plant closure removes nearly 5,000 head per day of beef processing capacity—what it could mean for Nebraska cattle prices, hauling distances, and market dynamics.
Tyson’s beef plant closure in Nebraska will have nationwide impact
Tyson Foods’ decision to close a beef plant in Lexington, Nebraska, could devastate the small city and undermine the profits of ranchers nationwide.
So, maybe MS NOW should be blaming the real culprits here: Leftist greentards and their insane push for what doesn't work, nature for variations that go into such businesses, and a push by the Left for decades to get Americans to stop eating beef while using corn to make ethanol that does nothing to help the environment.
Fuck MS NOW and their shit reporting. If it was Trump's fault fine. But blaming him for decades of bad decisions mostly coming from the Left does nothing to explain the issue or how to fix it.
What is the most major problem.....is it that they cant think or is it that they constantly use lies in their narrative wars?You won't get a coherent honest answer from Trump hating loons.
They are Regime Media like the rest....all of the US Murdock properties are.
Jake Starkey
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T. A. Gardner
Serial Thread Killer
A non sequitur in the form of ad hominem. I never used FOX as a source here. Maybe you should pay attention.