08-19-2019, 07:40 AM
Actually, this makes me wonder...
I was first thinking that in fact the cattle farm stood to lose a lot of money from those dead cows; imagining that the price of a dairy cow was about $1000 -1500.
So I was thinking they must have lost between $800,000 up to possibly $1,200,000.
However....now I learn there has been a steep sudden drop in the cost of a single dairy cow in the US. And now a single cow could only fetch between $90 and $380.
Not quite sure if I smell a "rat" going on there or what....
I was first thinking that in fact the cattle farm stood to lose a lot of money from those dead cows; imagining that the price of a dairy cow was about $1000 -1500.
So I was thinking they must have lost between $800,000 up to possibly $1,200,000.
However....now I learn there has been a steep sudden drop in the cost of a single dairy cow in the US. And now a single cow could only fetch between $90 and $380.
Not quite sure if I smell a "rat" going on there or what....
