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Who care about 400 000 tonnes of Australian beef here??? The US farmers with non be imposed with the stupid green Democrats vision will produce much more and more tastiest. You wrote as many panicking stock beginners tradeers which do not undeerstend nothing about. the market gone done cause of missperceptions of tarrifs. Equal tarrifs mean equals on the balance's tallers China it is a verysmall part for big tech. US has more gold then any others reserves. So why to panic??? Will take some time to adjust but it is nothing to panic like this. I know in Australia you allways was protected by UK and US and have manythings allmost free, but I see that all the word change versus national independence which it is the way was suppose to be from long time ago. Inflation??? if will be a small temporary (short time) will not affect to much. Growing the economy, need some "hard time".
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The USA imported 4 billion pounds of beef and exported 2.8 billion pounds in 2024 . In 2023 and 2024 imports rose as US farmer’s faced rising production costs as weather spiked feed production input costs playing havoc with fiscal returns. On surface Tariffs sound like a good solution - drive inports out - mayby loose your export market due to counter tariff activities- but you end up with net gain of 1.2 B pounds - Problems are several. Firstly it takes 2 years to breed a cow to get the calf, feed it up and deliver to the market . During covid farmers culled the cow herds sol its not quite as simple as put the bull into pasteur with cows and voila “lots of calves” . you need to build the breeding herds to increase the actual number of calves -and that takes two years. So farmers are not dumb. They will slowly build cow herd size, because the tariffs are artificial and artificially hold prices higher. So they will raise beef prices as 4 billion pounds of cheap inports needs replacing with the more expensive american beef. Of course the 1.2 billion pound shortfall will allow a supply/demand upward pricing, which will take longer than 4 years to equalize. Farmers will be happy to take benefit of tariff protection but its at best temporary because a stroke of a pen and you get trashed as you are no longer price protected. Consumers control elections and this tariff will infate beef prices. Consumption of beef will decline and rising production prices will destroy the tariff provided profit margins Beef is already a luxury meat for 40% of americans - inflating retsil beef price will cut domestic demand and worse shift consumers away from beef being part of the diet as cheaper poultry and pork becomes the prime protein. So get ready america, foreign counter tariffs will kill the us high value beef exports and will boost retail us beef prices. Who likes chicken or Turkey ?
Jooooohn
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I like all three. In fact I try not to eat beef as much. You know the whole heart problems it causes and with it in my family it’s not a good idea
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Nice whip round the Farm prices, you should get yourself an Akubra from Twiggy he needs some support at the moment, but seriously out here in the west we have had reasonable to good rains and good timing maybe a look at CBH grain i would bet another bumper harvest this year. just from my window seat view on my way to work this morning . Ps you would rock in an Akubra
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73372627 : Who care about 400 000 tonnes of Australian beef here??? The US farmers with non be imposed with the stupid green Democrats vision will produce much more and more tastiest. You wrote as many panicking stock beginners tradeers which do not undeerstend nothing about.
the market gone done cause of missperceptions of tarrifs. Equal tarrifs mean equals on the balance's tallers
China it is a verysmall part for big tech.
US has more gold then any others reserves.
So why to panic??? Will take some time to adjust but it is nothing to panic like this. I know in Australia you allways was protected by UK and US and have manythings allmost free, but I see that all the word change versus national independence which it is the way was suppose to be from long time ago.
Inflation??? if will be a small temporary (short time) will not affect to much. Growing the economy, need some "hard time".
Wall Street Raider : Stock fall was expected. Nothing like a knife which is exaggerated. The fall from deepseek, now that is a "knife" moment.
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73266485 : The USA imported 4 billion pounds of beef and exported 2.8 billion pounds in 2024 . In 2023 and 2024 imports rose as US farmer’s faced rising production costs as weather spiked feed production input costs playing havoc with fiscal returns.
On surface Tariffs sound like a good solution - drive inports out - mayby loose your export market due to counter tariff activities- but you end up with net gain of 1.2 B pounds -
Problems are several.
Firstly it takes 2 years to breed a cow to get the calf, feed it up and deliver to the market .
During covid farmers culled the cow herds sol its not quite as simple as put the bull into pasteur with cows and voila “lots of calves” . you need to build the breeding herds to increase the actual number of calves -and that takes two years.
So farmers are not dumb. They will slowly build cow herd size, because the tariffs are artificial and artificially hold prices higher. So they will raise beef prices as 4 billion pounds of cheap inports needs replacing with the more expensive american beef. Of course the 1.2 billion pound shortfall will allow a supply/demand upward pricing, which will take longer than 4 years to equalize.
Farmers will be happy to take benefit of tariff protection but its at best temporary because a stroke of a pen and you get trashed as you are no longer price protected.
Consumers control elections and this tariff will infate beef prices. Consumption of beef will decline and rising production prices will destroy the tariff provided profit margins
Beef is already a luxury meat for 40% of americans - inflating retsil beef price will cut domestic demand and worse shift consumers away from beef being part of the diet as cheaper poultry and pork becomes the prime protein.
So get ready america, foreign counter tariffs will kill the us high value beef exports and will boost retail us beef prices.
Who likes chicken or Turkey ?
Jooooohn 73266485 : I like all three. In fact I try not to eat beef as much. You know the whole heart problems it causes and with it in my family it’s not a good idea
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