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Bacon, pork shortage 'now unavoidable,' industry group says

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Bacon, pork shortage 'now unavoidable,' industry group says - Page 2 Th?id=i.4960284192343630&pid=1

The way the livestock industry has become commercialized is the fault of the American consumer who demands those low, low prices.

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I knew this girl that was an inspector. She was driving her boss' car and was investigating a nuisance. She walked up to a pig lagoon and didn't know what it was and slipped and slid in, going almost completely under.

She got herself out, but was covered with you know what! She laughs about it now, but it was not funny at the time, she said. She stripped completely and used the farmer's hose to rinse off and somehow drove her boss' car back without ruining the upholstery.

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Damaged Eagle wrote:Bacon, pork shortage 'now unavoidable,' industry group says - Page 2 Th?id=i.4960284192343630&pid=1

The way the livestock industry has become commercialized is the fault of the American consumer who demands those low, low prices.

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Sorry. I am sorry you have to have huge pile of shit in your state just to feed us. But I guess it is our fault , we made your people do it.

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Damaged Eagle wrote:Bacon, pork shortage 'now unavoidable,' industry group says - Page 2 Th?id=i.4960284192343630&pid=1

The way the livestock industry has become commercialized is the fault of the American consumer who demands those low, low prices.

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I agree with you to a point. There are many other factors involved, including but not limited to the uncertain, fluctuating price of certain crops and rising price of diesel each year. If you're attempting to point a finger at me, you're wrong on a level you will likely never comprehend. Because I raised my own livestock growing up, we never bought meat from the grocery store, and I can now not stomach that feedlot meat at those "low low prices" most of the rest of America is so keen on. It tastes a bit foul, sometimes rotten to me.

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Bacon, pork shortage 'now unavoidable,' industry group says - Page 2 Th?id=I.4634214601524094&pid=1

The shit is getting spiked under as fertilizer as we speak.

Cost savings of not have to buy artificiallly produced fertilizer don't you know.

Can't you just smell that $$$$$?

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hallmarkgrad wrote:
Sorry. I am sorry you have to have huge pile of shit in your state just to feed us. But I guess it is our fault , we made your people do it.

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Indeed... apologies all around! Laughing

A lot of us are grateful to the farmers and ranchers who work so hard to put food on the tables of the rest of the country... and the world. Sadly, others take it for granted and think that food comes from the frozen food section at the nearest WalMart.

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Yomama wrote:I knew this girl that was an inspector. She was driving her boss' car and was investigating a nuisance. She walked up to a pig lagoon and didn't know what it was and slipped and slid in, going almost completely under.

She got herself out, but was covered with you know what! She laughs about it now, but it was not funny at the time, she said. She stripped completely and used the farmer's hose to rinse off and somehow drove her boss' car back without ruining the upholstery.

Manure pits are required to have a 10-12 foot chain link fence around them.

If she fell in she's lucky she was able to get back out. A lot of people die that fall into a sloppy 10-12 foot deep manure pit. Hence the reason for the chain link fence and locked gate.

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riceme wrote:
Damaged Eagle wrote:Bacon, pork shortage 'now unavoidable,' industry group says - Page 2 Th?id=i.4960284192343630&pid=1

The way the livestock industry has become commercialized is the fault of the American consumer who demands those low, low prices.

*****SMILE*****

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Esp_hOlFqiM

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I agree with you to a point. There are many other factors involved, including but not limited to the uncertain, fluctuating price of certain crops and rising price of diesel each year. If you're attempting to point a finger at me, you're wrong on a level you will likely never comprehend. Because I raised my own livestock growing up, we never bought meat from the grocery store, and I can now not stomach that feedlot meat at those "low low prices" most of the rest of America is so keen on. It tastes a bit foul, sometimes rotten to me.

Bacon, pork shortage 'now unavoidable,' industry group says - Page 2 Th?id=I.4702354279369812&pid=1

I'm not pointing a finger at anyone. Simply making an observation as to why the livestock industry has gone the route that it's taken.

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Damaged Eagle wrote:Manure pits are required to have a 10-12 foot chain link fence around them.

If she fell in she's lucky she was able to get back out. A lot of people die that fall into a sloppy 10-12 foot deep manure pit. Hence the reason for the chain link fence and locked gate.

Is that a Federal Law or a State Statute? This happened in Florida near Tallahassee.

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Yomama wrote:
Is that a Federal Law or a State Statute? This happened in Florida near Tallahassee.

If it's federal, it sure isn't very well regulated... Well, either way I'm not sure that it is!

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http://www.slate.com/articles/business/moneybox/2012/09/unavoidable_bacon_shortage_u_k_s_national_pig_association_has_everyone_worried_about_the_price_of_pork_.html

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Lurch wrote:http://www.slate.com/articles/business/moneybox/2012/09/unavoidable_bacon_shortage_u_k_s_national_pig_association_has_everyone_worried_about_the_price_of_pork_.html

Why did you post this? Facts always ruin a good scare. Now we have one less thing to worry about.. I was just starting to like the Bacon Panic.

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Yomama wrote:
Damaged Eagle wrote:Manure pits are required to have a 10-12 foot chain link fence around them.

If she fell in she's lucky she was able to get back out. A lot of people die that fall into a sloppy 10-12 foot deep manure pit. Hence the reason for the chain link fence and locked gate.

Is that a Federal Law or a State Statute? This happened in Florida near Tallahassee.

I know for a fact that it's mandatory here in Iowa. I don't know about at the federal level.

It only makes sense though since it's to easy to have a body disappear for months, if not forever, in one of those pits.

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