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patsy_mccabe · 15-09-2017 12:01PM

Bass Reeves wrote: »

A little over 50% of cattle go to the UK so in reality the fall in sterling is only about 50% of what is supposed to be. EU and UK prices are rising......except Irsih beef prices. But I suppose the processors have to fill feedlots.

Should lift the price of store cattle so.......:rolleyes:

Willfarman · 15-09-2017 07:46PM

A little rebound perhaps. 3.80 in slaney and liffey meats cattle booked in for next week

Bass Reeves · 15-09-2017 08:20PM

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

Should lift the price of store cattle so.......:rolleyes:

I do not think that is the point of this exercise. However we have to understand this is not market manipulation the processors have too many cattle. loads outside of spec if we understand it from those that know better than us mortals. We are simply supplying the wrong cattle processors want cerise pink cattle with white dots at this time of year.

Base price · 15-09-2017 09:21PM

Bass Reeves wrote: »

I do not think that is the point of this exercise. However we have to understand this is not market manipulation the processors have too many cattle. loads outside of spec if we understand it from those that know better than us mortals. We are simply supplying the wrong cattle processors want cerise pink cattle with white dots at this time of year.

I've heard it so many times it's ad nauseum at this stage.
We quit chasing that dragon after the fiasco of Winter/Spring '12/'13. So far, it has been one of the better decisions we have made.

gerryirl · 15-09-2017 09:52PM

Bass Reeves wrote: »

I do not think that is the point of this exercise. However we have to understand this is not market manipulation the processors have too many cattle. loads outside of spec if we understand it from those that know better than us mortals. We are simply supplying the wrong cattle processors want cerise pink cattle with white dots at this time of year.

no they dont have too many cattle. You ask anyone in a factory.. Its in the front door and out the back. there is no meat in storage. There all empty or most of them anyway

kk.man · 15-09-2017 10:22PM

gerryirl wrote: »

no they dont have too many cattle. You ask anyone in a factory.. Its in the front door and out the back. there is no meat in storage. There all empty or most of them anyway

Folks your all missing the point..this is Larry's and the rest of the lads Harvest ðŸ˜…

patsy_mccabe · 16-09-2017 10:41AM

And still Weanling prices seem to be holding their own, compared to last year prices anyway.

Cavanjack · 16-09-2017 10:47AM

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

And still Weanling prices seem to be holding their own, compared to last year prices anyway.

Us finishers can't get a break. Bad enough the factories screwing us, now the exporters are having a go too!!!
Good prices at the minute ok and the suckler man needs every penny of it. Might buy a few springing heifer. Sure what could go wrongðŸ™ˆ

Fireside Solicitor · 18-09-2017 05:05PM

Anyone having a run with IBR at the minute? Rampant around us this year and even with vaccine some struggling

Willfarman · 18-09-2017 08:18PM

Fireside Solicitor wrote: »

Anyone having a run with IBR at the minute? Rampant around us this year and even with vaccine some struggling

Yes it's about. Just goes with stress with cattle being traded and moved. Any quotes today??

kk.man · 18-09-2017 08:59PM

Willfarman wrote: »

Yes it's about. Just goes with stress with cattle being traded and moved. Any quotes today??

Quoted 3.80 base bullocks

Pidae.m · 18-09-2017 09:07PM

Fireside Solicitor wrote: »

Anyone having a run with IBR at the minute? Rampant around us this year and even with vaccine some struggling

Ya, bought 8 bulls last week and they have it.

Willfarman · 22-09-2017 04:41PM

A good article on Larry this week in the journa following from an intro last week. Next week they pose the question "Goodman the man and has he been good for farmers?"

kk.man · 22-09-2017 05:09PM

Willfarman wrote: »

A good article on Larry this week in the journa following from an intro last week. Next week they pose the question "Goodman the man and has he been good for farmers?"

Yes great articles. There is no doubt about it he is some operator he has a positive attitude and dedication second to none. Even though I give out about him at times!

Willfarman · 22-09-2017 05:19PM

Yes he's a bolix that's made himself a billionaire from screwing family farms.. but begad ya can't take it away from him and Charlie! They were dedicated to their greed.

rangler1 · 22-09-2017 05:32PM

kk.man wrote: »

Yes great articles. There is no doubt about it he is some operator he has a positive attitude and dedication second to none. Even though I give out about him at times!

And there's only a few left that think beef processing is worth the trouble, I hear there's a local factory in for a change of owner and there's not too many clambering for it either

Mooooo · 22-09-2017 05:34PM

I see last week the ceo of JBS was voted back in think there share price dropped as they were expecting someone new with the Brazilian scandal

rangler1 · 22-09-2017 05:41PM

Willfarman wrote: »

Yes he's a bolix that's made himself a billionaire from screwing family farms.. but begad ya can't take it away from him and Charlie! They were dedicated to their greed.

I'm sure there was no one envying him the long hours he put in since the start,
little point in begrudgery now.

rangler1 · 22-09-2017 05:45PM

kk.man wrote: »

Yes great articles. There is no doubt about it he is some operator he has a positive attitude and dedication second to none. Even though I give out about him at times!

I know people that worked for him...proper jobs, not the mind numbing work on the line...and they had nothing only respect....

patsy_mccabe · 22-09-2017 06:11PM

I'd say Larry is as thick skinned as the cattle he kills.

Willfarman · 22-09-2017 07:12PM

patsy_mccabe wrote: »

I'd say Larry is as thick skinned as the cattle he kills.

Ah his skin is the same hide as our ranglers! When the good mans fall, as all dynasties do there will be no beef producers crying for them.

rangler1 · 22-09-2017 10:27PM

Willfarman wrote: »

Ah his skin is the same hide as our ranglers! When the good mans fall, as all dynasties do there will be no beef producers crying for them.

same as any business, or anyone for that matter, six mths after they're gone there won't be a word about them.
What about our fellow countyman M O'L, he's really throwing down the gauntlet to the staff, He's wealthy enough to walk away from Ryanair, I wonder are all the staff equally independent.

coolshannagh28 · 22-09-2017 10:50PM

rangler1 wrote: »

same as any business, or anyone for that matter, six mths after they're gone there won't be a word about them.
What about our fellow countyman M O'L, he's really throwing down the gauntlet to the staff, He's wealthy enough to walk away from Ryanair, I wonder are all the staff equally independent.

Unlike beef farmers ,airline pilots have sought after transferable skills.

darragh_haven · 22-09-2017 10:52PM

rangler1 wrote: »

same as any business, or anyone for that matter, six mths after they're gone there won't be a word about them.
What about our fellow countyman M O'L, he's really throwing down the gauntlet to the staff, He's wealthy enough to walk away from Ryanair, I wonder are all the staff equally independent.

The only problem Mickey boy has is that there is a worldwide shortage of pilots. Pilots can walk into another, unionised pilot job within a week if they want to Jack in Ryanair

Hard Knocks · 23-09-2017 08:09AM

rangler1 wrote: »

same as any business, or anyone for that matter, six mths after they're gone there won't be a word about them.
What about our fellow countyman M O'L, he's really throwing down the gauntlet to the staff, He's wealthy enough to walk away from Ryanair, I wonder are all the staff equally independent.

Don't they say attack is the best form of defence

Muckit · 23-09-2017 08:22AM

rangler1 wrote: »

same as any business, or anyone for that matter, six mths after they're gone there won't be a word about them.
What about our fellow countyman M O'L, he's really throwing down the gauntlet to the staff, He's wealthy enough to walk away from Ryanair, I wonder are all the staff equally independent.

MOL is a bully. Nothing admirable in that. As you say if Ryanair went flop there would b nothing about them in 6mths time.

Willfarman · 23-09-2017 08:39AM

Seemingly there's going to be very cheap flights for while as they try to clamber back customer confidence. It's going to hurt the other airlines too ironically.

Bass Reeves · 23-09-2017 09:12AM

Muckit wrote: »

MOL is a bully. Nothing admirable in that. As you say if Ryanair went flop there would b nothing about them in 6mths time.

You have to admire MOL, he changed a whole industry that was dominated by workers rights and entitlement. He transformed it from a high cost base where air travel was very expensive. Not sure if six months after a collapse we have forgotten either LG Or MOL

rangler1 wrote: »

same as any business, or anyone for that matter, six mths after they're gone there won't be a word about them.
What about our fellow countyman M O'L, he's really throwing down the gauntlet to the staff, He's wealthy enough to walk away from Ryanair, I wonder are all the staff equally independent.

rangler1 wrote: »

I know people that worked for him...proper jobs, not the mind numbing work on the line...and they had nothing only respect....

it is not about wealth Rangler I think that is where you mistake those that really achieve and those that consider money there God. I have an admiration for both LG and MOL. Both made sweeping changes to there industries.

MOl's was for the the vast majority a change for the better where by on the biggest airline route in Europe, Dublin to London he changed a return fare from an average of 200 pounds plus in the early Nineties to sub 100 euro. This change has revolutioned travel and emigration where by those now working in England find it easier to maintain roots in Ireland.

In Goodmans case you cannot quite claim the same rather the benefit has transferred to the large retailers where by red meat is seen as a highly profitable product. However In reality I suspect that he is no longer in control of his companies that this has largely transferred to his sons. The big issue is that he and his processing company has been at the center of the two biggest scandals in the Irish food industry, the Horsemeat scandal and the Beef Tribunal. As well he operated in an industry that was heavily state(EU) subsidised for over two decades in the 70's and 80's.

rangler1 · 23-09-2017 09:36AM

Bass Reeves wrote: »

You have to admire MOL, he changed a whole industry that was dominated by workers rights and entitlement. He transformed it from a high cost base where air travel was very expensive. Not sure if six months after a collapse we have forgotten either LG Or MOL

it is not about wealth Rangler I think that is where you mistake those that really achieve and those that consider money there God. I have an admiration for both LG and MOL. Both made sweeping changes to there industries.

MOl's was for the the vast majority a change for the better where by on the biggest airline route in Europe, Dublin to London he changed a return fare from an average of 200 pounds plus in the early Nineties to sub 100 euro. This change has revolutioned travel and emigration where by those now working in England find it easier to maintain roots in Ireland.

In Goodmans case you cannot quite claim the same rather the benefit has transferred to the large retailers where by red meat is seen as a highly profitable product. However In reality I suspect that he is no longer in control of his companies that this has largely transferred to his sons. The big issue is that he and his processing company has been at the center of the two biggest scandals in the Irish food industry, the Horsemeat scandal and the Beef Tribunal. As well he operated in an industry that was heavily state(EU) subsidised for over two decades in the 70's and 80's.

There's much bigger crimes against humanity being commited in this country than goodman is ever supposed to have done and they're getting away with it every day of the week.
Most of the criticism on here is just reflecting that none of us have the mindset for business...thread on or be thread upon

Bass Reeves · 23-09-2017 10:00AM

rangler1 wrote: »

There's much bigger crimes against humanity being commited in this country than goodman is ever supposed to have done and they're getting away with it every day of the week.
Most of the criticism on here is just reflecting that none of us have the mindset for business...thread on or be thread upon

Sometimes I wonder about you Rangler. You seem to have the cap in hand fawning attitude from a bygone era. I recently had dealing with a few Limerick GAA supporters. There was a similar attitude to JP McManus. Now again I have a huge respect for JP But similar to other super rich who at time preach to us(to be fair JP is not one of them) I like to remind people that they do not pay there taxes in Ireland something that LG and MOL do.

But I do not hold them up as Gods. Money and success at any cost seem to be your God Rangler. You brag about your personnel success in IFA however were you involved in your local community in sporting or charity organisations.

Yes there are bigger crimes but a lot of LG's business practices were sharp at best and seems to lack a moral ethos. TBF MOL has seem to operate within ethical boundries AFAIK. Success is more often in what you leave behind you whether it is love of sport in you children, a love of farming an scense of ethics just the ability to live life. Not a life where money is god.

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