Really glad cattle producers could do their part and take a 10-15% drop in prices to make this happen! 🥳🤦🏻♂️
@SecRollins how much will it take to get the next 2% drop in beef prices… 🙄
Beef prices just saw their BIGGEST monthly drop since 2024! 🥩🇺🇸
That marks THREE consecutive months of declining beef prices — welcome progress for American families at the grocery store.
Under @POTUS, we’re fighting to lower grocery costs, rebuild America’s cattle herd, strengthen domestic beef production, and put American ranchers FIRST.
More work ahead, but we’re moving in the right direction!
Read more ⬇️
bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Where's The Beef retweeted
We have to pay more for food if we want local food with local employees. It’s an uphill battle. Everyone thinks getting USDA inspection is the problem. Making it work economically is the problem.
Ken is spot on here
You can argue cattle/beef market cycles are as old as time but it didn’t have to be this severe - major packers chose to not expand when they regained (record) profitability and in return killed their golden goose of excess cattle supply
Where's The Beef retweeted
Super small kill relative to expectations. Packers may just be serious this time around.
#cattle 97K inspected vs. 103K last week, and 119.3K last year, Sat 17K vs. 24K last week, and 6.5K last year. Week 526K vs. 542K last week, and 493.8K last year. YTD -7.5%
Or are we just going to put it back in place to make everyone feel good and spend a bunch of time/money to have the WTO rule against it again?
Is this Trump’s tariffs all over again? (2/2)
All of this talk about mandatory country of origin labeling (MCOOL) and NO ONE bringing up that it was ruled against by the WTO
Where are the international trade experts here? How do you put it in place and abide by WTO rules? (1/2)
Where's The Beef retweeted
I spoke with Joel Salatin today (Polyface Farm).
He has the exact same assessment.
Trump isn't deregulating meat processing at all.
Buy the rumor, sell the news. The belief that Trump would deregulate meat processing and give farmers direct retail access was overblown.
A Nothing Burger brownstone.org/articles/a-no…
How did this admin go from the most friendly to U.S. cattle ranchers to one of the worst!?
Seriously, who is pushing this crap
Where's The Beef retweeted
"Just 3% of supply" is an ignorant statement in the commodity world. A marginal 1-2% shortage or excess sets the price on 100% of the supply. ie. MEX Border = +$50/cwt. live despite being few % points of total supply.












