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what will repeal of cool mean to the canadian cattle industry?

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  • monte
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2000
    • 209

    what will repeal of cool mean to the canadian cattle industry?

    I am not in the cattle business but family has been for years.

    Over a few beers on the weekend we discussed and consensus was that this might not have much positive price impact for Canadian ranchers.

    Any other perspectives?
  • kato
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2000
    • 3520

    #2
    For the moment, the dollar will probably have a bigger impact. I just read a news story that predicts 55 to 65 cents U.S.

    Over the long haul though, things can change, as we all know, and having it gone is the best thing. The hog people have been hurt by all this too, and I'm pretty sure they will be happy to see the end of it.

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    • littledoggie
      Senior Member
      • Jan 2010
      • 839

      #3
      "positive price impact for Canadian ranchers"

      I think if COOL is repealed there should be price parity. With our low dollar that could mean more.

      One question I have - with increased tariffs on US goods (if it actually ever gets to that point), do the extra $$$ go into general revenue or return to the cattle/hog industries? Indirectly or otherwise?

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      • BFW
        Senior Member
        • Jul 2004
        • 364

        #4
        Actually we have already achieved or exceeded parity with the US on many types of feeder cattle and finished cattle as well.

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