The Sneaky Ways Billionaires Manipulate You With Beef!

The Packers and Retailers of Beef make Billions of dollars every year in Profit, while you pay record high prices and the Rancher goes broke!
Trinity Vandenacre talks to Bill Bullard, the CEO of R-Calf USA about the problems leading to ranchers going out of business and consumers paying record prices for beef!

[@james-we6fr]

90% of Americans have no idea where or how the food gets on their plate. They just go to the grocery store and there it is. The same goes for oil and gas

[@bethteer1509]

Have you seen the AOC meme that says that?? 🤔🙄🤣

[@danielstadden1149]

Yeah all those chickens spending their whole life in a cage they can't even turn around in. All the herbicides pesticides and antibiotics that are pumped into all plants and animals. The powers that be don't want people knowing where our food comes from.

[@user-yj7yn4fi4l]

My electricity comes from a pig snout in the wall...and the TVA.

[@jimmyhand1259]

I don't think it's as much as 90% but it is a large percentage of people. Farmers, ranchers, processors, retailers, many gardeners know where are food comes from. I and my family members know.

[@brentross69]

I live on a self sustaining farm in Bolivia, we grow and make everything we eat! We only buy salt! Actually we had a friend visit us... We made jam one day. She was so shocked that we could make jelly. She thought you could only buy at the grocery store.... After talking to her it was like she had an ideal that at midnight... The grocery store fairies appeared and magically stocked the shelves! I explained to her that everything you can buy in the grocery store was actually made by somebody( although many now in big commercial factories..) While here she learned so much.

[@linnjensen7469]

Unfortunately I think congress both Dems and Republicans are not acting in the best interest of the American public

[@chrismatteson2337]

Look up RFKjr on supporting small farmscand getting big corporations out.

[@snowg4953]

I am a freedom loving, hard working, you make your own way in life. The system is rigged and both Dem and Republican politicians are to blame. They do not represent us. Look how they vote!

[@brightstar3355]

ABSOLUTELY..I Totally Agree, they are ALL in it Together.. we need to move away from a 2 party system, they are using it to divide and separate us..

[@suzyr8121]

Unfortunately he believes in the Covid shot and abortion;( ​@@chrismatteson2337

[@danielfield3580]

Certainly seems that they say plenty, but actions are a big goose-egg!

[@kellygeorge5344]

Down in Texas just on the east side of Amarillo between I-40 and US 287. A group of ranchers have gone together and building their own meat packing plant. To process their on beef. Not sure completion date is. You should go down there and get an interview with them. Producer Owned Beef’s LLC is the name of the new processing company.

[@cameroniveson5648]

This is a dam good start and great news

[@lizkeith1356]

YAAAAAAY!

[@kimberlygreidanus5639]

Wow, this will be a game changer for those involved!! I'd love to know more about them even though we're in Canada rn!

[@1bluejacket1]

Government will shut it down

[@thealkymyst]

Sure hope they don't have weird facility fires that get blamed on global warming.

[@daralicedunham670]

Government Needs To Leave Our Ranchers Alone!America Should Stand Up For American Ranchers!

[@sammylacks4937]

It always comes down and it's certainly not just the beef ranching/ marketing ., industry that the voted in members of government are there to leave with as much $ as possible. Not all but most and they are in position to enact laws, get / take kickbacks and make knowledgeable investments. This is the reason for the corruption, lies and unlawful means to get there. Then lastly how much personal.weath is enough? It's not government of the people , it's screw the people we are running the show and they just need to work to send us their $.

[@thomaskennedy2942]

Unfortunately Americans are so freaking cheap. They'd rather buy pink slime for a dollar than real beef for a dollar and a penny

[@snoverstudios123]

Government needs to leave us ALL alone to live and prosper in peace and freedom!

[@justintempus7406]

Just like they left the beef processors alone? Not enforcing anti-trust is a major cause of this.

[@danielstadden1149]

​@@snoverstudios123So your an anarchist

[@thomasaimone]

As my grandfather said before he passed, the USA will suffer without family ranches, and family farms.

[@brightstar3355]

And I couldn't agree more.. Some How Some Way we Have to Save the smaller independent farmers and ranches and do away the the Huge Corporate...

[@suzyr8121]

@@brightstar3355 We only buy from our local farmers and ranches we know. Trying to save Oregon from libtards!

[@shantispliff9284]

And will suffer if we cry to govt to feed us and fix everything and suffer even more greatly when we allow big ag farming that's killing the soil, humans and animals. With their toxic soil destroying practices and poisoned foods that you buy in your store. Time to get smaller farms and farm to plate direct trades and/or sales. Trading is the best way to go, money can't be eaten especially when they go 100% Digital to OWN Nothing and Be Happy.....klaus schwab wef.

[@damiancayer2003]

It also contributes to the dearth of common sense in the West, as common sense is a product of common people working and living in the elements to produce and build. Specialists in their offices are by nature ‘uncommon’ and therefore lose touch with reality over time.

[@chelseacraft4669]

Then, why did the farmers/ranchers stop voting for people who truly represent them & now push an agenda that only billionaires know how to run government? Why are farmers/ranchers pushing a corrupt billionaire Trump as the solution to all these problems? I was born and raised in a Texas farming/ranching family who all were forced out in the 70s and 80s. This problem is not new just because the machinations of it are different. Back then, most farmers & ranchers were Democrats. Nowadays, you can’t talk to a farmer or rancher in Texas without getting into a fight because they insist it’s going to take another corrupt billionaire to smack all the other corrupt billionaires into shape up there in Washington because they just can’t learn from their past mistakes of sending the super wealthy to Washington DC to represent them. Farmers and ranchers keep making the same mistake over and over and expecting a different result.

[@jeanettegray7462]

He who controls the food, controls the people! That's pretty dangerous.

[@77.88.]

Welcome to Communist China!

[@chelseacraft4669]

there’s only so much beef a wealthy person is going to want, so pricing beef so only wealthy people can eat it is a bad business decision.

[@EsotericBibleSecrets]

That's a red line. When Government started crossing it 4 years, they should've been call of dutied.

[@user-qr1yv5ip3b]

Controlling food, medicine, water, electric, gas, minerals. Unbelievably irresponsible..

[@t.a.i.m.e.d.savage2540]

Communist Manifesto is what it is

[@bpeterssen]

Do the right thing and support your local producers. Here in Montana and Wyoming we are blessed with them!

[@manyfeather2knives423]

I live in pa. How can I support local ranchers if they don’t butcher? Be more than happy to do that.

[@MichaelDiSalvoSATandACTTutor]

You can see the spirit of death in these big companies the way they would force customers to wear masks even when studies showed it was hurting people.

[@heidipucci9078]

​​@@manyfeather2knives423say if you are in PA, you can look up Poly face farms with Joel Salatin. If they aren't close to you, they will know where you can go for sure! Good luck!

[@chelseacraft4669]

As long as every person in govt is a multi millionaire or billionaire… won’t matter who you support locally.

[@chelseacraft4669]

@@MichaelDiSalvoSATandACTTutor Oh yes sure… the cattle industry was destroyed by Covid masks. That’s why this same type problem shut down my grandpa from raising cattle in the 70s. None of you here have sense God gave an apple to fall off the tree.

[@davidrife6191]

So also in turn the USDA has been bought out by the two of four beef producers. The only real hope we have now is people buying direct from the ranchers. Otherwise complete control by the consumer is lost. 😡

[@26skogen]

I buy local but if the avian flu that is hitting dairy herds starts to affect more farms and ranches we will have an even bigger problem.

[@jeaniLovesAnimals]

​@26skogen If they chip cattle, they can make the cows they chip sick. RF chips emits radiation. All government has to do is change frequencies then call the sickness from being sick from said frequencies an illness to scare the crap out of the consumer... Sound like sci-fi? It's reality... When people finally see what covid really accomplished people will figure out the true corruption of corporate America. .

[@Ricatonniisasavage8854]

@@26skogenThe same ones telling you Avian Flu comes from Animals are the same ones that said Covid came from Bats- don’t believe everything you see on the Media. It’s not anything close to what “they” are saying. Control The Narrative-Control The Mind- Control The Food-Control The People. That’s how “they” work.

[@Ricatonniisasavage8854]

@@26skogenanother thing, The Flu can be cured by Ivermectin. Don’t fear something that’s easily cured by a $20 Tube of Paste at your local TSC.

[@JamesClark-lw6sw]

How does AVIAN FLU affect CATTLE??????

[@brendafickenscher7398]

I have wrote in the comments before - by-design - the Plum Island Infectious disease lab (an island off the east coast) was moved several years ago to the Flinthills, north of Manhattan, Kansas which is in the middle of cow and corn country along with swine and poultry. As livestock producers, we smelled a rotten rat but our outrage was ignored. Now an endemic outbreak of disease will spread rapidly in the heartland of the US. Evil has been at work insidiously for many decades - now the 'fruit' has been exposed. I have not lost hope but it's going to get messier before the turn- around.

[@proudgrandma138]

Agenda 2030 in part is about getting rid of meat in the US. The Vegan Agenda wasnt started coincidentally just like the onslaught of animal to human infections. Its all about the end goal.

[@cheryllindberg1975]

I remember how frightening that sounded. The last few years have revealed the plan.

[@IvySnowFillyVideos]

The island where d¡seased birds Xcaped?

[@cbagot]

I live in NJ so close enough to Plum Island (off the tip of Long Island), but didn’t realize they moved inland. So the diseases in the lab, which I imagine they crest some, are centrally located. Diabolical! I thought it closed permanently. What a mess we’re in.

[@Ashphinchtersayswhat]

They also have a lab in Montana doing disease experiments on pigs.

[@Fjbcaca]

It was gone when USDA was put in place to tell you its for your safety. That was the begin of the over reaching policy.

[@juliepipkins4227]

It seems like the deck is stacked against the American Rancher. This is so disheartening, the corruption is palatable and its not the taste of beef, its pure greed and control.😢😠

[@chriskazaam896]

Most white Consumers don’t care. As the remaining white population is replaced by other specimens, they’ll want even lower grade industrial “meat” way more.

[@sloaiza81]

The deck is stacked against anybody the produces anything. Bankers, politicians, and middle men now hold all the cards. But aint that the american way?

[@chelseacraft4669]

This has been going on since I was a kid in the 70s & I’m sure it was going on before that. it wasn’t the exact machinations they use today, but my grandfather and uncles lost their small cattle herds because there just was no money in it for the little guy and only big ranchers were making money off beef. that’s how long this problem has been going on. And the obvious correlation an intelligent person should notice is it’s the same amount of time that Americans have demanded that only super wealthy people represent them in government. Everyone in Congress is a multimillionaire or a billionaire. Farmers and ranchers keep putting a fox in charge of the henhouse and wondering where the chickens have gone.

[@gailcarey3597]

If you read the biography of North Korean refugee Yeonmi Park this will make perfect sense. Starving people are too busy trying to survive and are too weak to take back their government.

[@chelseacraft4669]

Wealthy people are always shortsighted because without a strong working class their wealth dries up & power wanes. Take beef, for example… If no one can eat beef, but super wealthy people that’s 1% to 5% of the population. There’s only so much beef one percent of the population is going to need or want so you’re pricing yourself right out of the market. And wealthy people don’t want to eat beef every day and they don’t want to stockpile beef in freezers for an apocalypse because they’re wealthy and they’ll just pay people to take care of them and they’ll eat whatever they want. Meanwhile, you have hungry mouths that would eat beef for lower price all over the world, and your wealth would increase again. Making money in a food industry of perishable goods like beef is completely dependent on how many mouths the beef gets stuffed into not how deep their pockets are. It has nothing to do with price. The beef industry is absolutely limited by logistics. The very fact that people can only consume so much beef, and then no more means in order to make money in the beef industry you have to get beef into the mouth of the most amount of people you can in order to expand your industry. If you charge $1000 an ounce for beef so only Donald Trump can afford a meatloaf anymore, there’s only so many meatloafs that Trump can consume albeit I’m sure it’s quite a substantial amount. How many cattle ranches do we need to feed one corrupt billionaire meatloaf for the next couple of years until he’s gone? That’s the problem right there in a nutshell. Just because people are wealthy doesn’t mean they’re smart. Just because someone is good at tricking you out of your money so you feel duped doesn’t mean that person is smarter than you are. And it certainly doesn’t make the super wealthy qualified to govern anyone. Americans have got to learn that.

[@gailcarey3597]

@@chelseacraft4669 I appreciate your point of view, but this diatribe should be pointed to the one who is printing money like he got a new toy for Christmas, getting us into wars, and financially supporting illegals he invited into our country.

[@donnamoeller4247]

How did Donald Trump get into this conversation? So tired of that rant!

[@chelseacraft4669]

@@donnamoeller4247 yeah because ending democracy in USA, burning the constitution and appointing a dictator who’s already tried to overthrow our government… So passé and old news… Low info folks crack me up… 😂

[@lukecp]

Been a R-Calf member since 2019. Bill puts it straight. Thanks for giving the attention this issue needs!

[@trishcraig723]

Tyson is a no-go, so now we are down to 1. Find a local grower.

[@dianebarrett5998]

Tyson poisoned a competitive chicken raiser farm. They dumped next doorand killed his chickens. He refused to sell to them. So they dumped poison

[@shanedevon6447]

What is a local grower of what?

[@dianebarrett5998]

Chickens

[@harrison2025]

Thank you for having this conversation and posting it to KZbin. So unfortunate to hear this is going on. However- knowledge is power and we can vote with our dollars. Buy direct from US ranchers!

[@LifeintheWest]

You're very welcome

[@chelseacraft4669]

Yes, I’m sure voting a meatloaf loving multibillionaire into Office is going to solve everything when it’s the billionaires who did this in the first place. 😂

[@shanedevon6447]

Please explain how everyone can buy direct from US ranchers? How long have you been buying direct from US ranchers?

[@charmainevandiford6622]

I think the producers should get the most money. This is why you should go find a good rancher. Buy from them and have it processed by the small butcher shops and this will help the Rancher the butcher and you family. The beef is better quality cause you know what you are getting and what it’s been fed. When you buy at the grocery store you don’t have a clue what you are getting. Once the hide is off they all look the same. I am for helping the rancher and the small business man. This is a win for everybody except the big Companies that control it all.

[@user-yb9ef8in8p]

That’s man should be our Agriculture Secretary. He knows his stuff.

[@linnjensen7469]

This is a very important issue thank you for covering this and other societal issues that need our attention

[@Alp3Tele2XC1]

Trinity, This interview with Bill Bullard is probably the most important interview you have produced. Bill gets to the point real quick, is articulate, and speaks simply so the average consumer can understand the problems. Obviously, you know the right questions to ask him (probably because you already know the answers.) I’ll post a link to it for others to see. And a topic I’d like to see you tackle… Here is a concern I have about agribusiness by way of a first hand story…I’m a minority stockholder in a 4th generation family farm on which my grandfather raised crops and angus cattle. Twenty eight years ago my mom bought her sister out. At the time she could afford to do that only because the crops produced on that land under a crop-share lease would generate enough income to make the land payments. Today, a 540 acre farm 3 miles away in the same county was purchased for $19,000.00/acre by Bill Gates and one of his shell companies. Do the math. There is no possible way to make a land payment from crops grown on those acres given commodity prices today. So, how does a small farmer or rancher keep a farm in the family and pass on the generational knowledge of how to farm/ranch to the next generation? It isn’t just cattle producers getting squeezed out of the market. There have been two very bad years for commodity prices and this one isn’t looking too good at this time. I’m concerned farmers/ranchers are the next serf class in America. Soon very few will own the land they farm and then they will be asking themselves why am I working so hard for so many hours a day for so little pay. Then we’re really going to have a food shortage crisis.

[@user-nd8cs3qx1v]

Exactly.. it's coming I'm afraid to tell ya

[@goingbonzo5923]

Tool up the laboring my hinny! Just enough time for those in congress and senate to fatten their bank accounts. Keep up the good work Trinity I always leave your channel with awe and amazement.

[@77.88.]

No one in Washington, D.C. gives a dam regarding America and Her citizens, why do you think they DESTROYED our Constitution and Bill of rights, where are the majority of Americans that say ZERO??? That's happens when we have corrupt self serving politicians that fill their pockets, right PELOSI, Right Biden???

[@f42un84u]

Capital in US businesses is usually allocated on a reward/risk ratio in a competitive well functioning market. The cattle ranchers have the highest risk in this supply chain. When an actor in the supply chain receives higher reward without proportional risk then imbalance and/or corruption exists. The ranchers need to join together, strategize, plan, and use first producer power and the legal system to end this injustice. US consumers need to support US ranchers in this effort.

[@marcariotto1709]

Good luck doing this when consumers are squeezed so hard and media is controlled by another corrupt group who share ties with all the other conglomerates.

[@debolson2720]

Good job ! We are retired dairy farmers and of course have "seen it all" as they say. Yup---lots of stuff can happen . You described the birth issue well. Thanks. Always fun to see what you are up to there. The non-farmer person just can't possibly know what is entailed in raising livestock. You are presenting it well.

[@jimmyhand1259]

Unless they bother to learn by watching things like this, by talking with food producers and raising food. I am thankful for when I can get local food.

[@shanedevon6447]

Why in the good gracious would a non-farmer be wondering what is entailed in raising livestock? Most people will get their meat for the cheapest price possible. Not everyone has access to a ranch. I do not drink milk so care less about what is entailed in raising dairy cows. Eat mostly moose, deer meat, poultry & some fish.

[@daralicedunham670]

Say No To Electronic Tags On Livestock!

[@davidkramer6585]

Say no to the f'ing made in chynah tags.

[@chelseacraft4669]

You know, the con artist is winning whenever the dupe, sucker and patsy all blame some insignificant little detail in the scam, rather than the people who perpetrated the scam. American lack of critical thinking is staggering.

[@scott6252]

Go to the smaller mom and pop butcher shops, they often have local raised meats.

[@mikebelisle4896]

Lord please let this info go massive viral global wide. Great video guys.

[@jeanries434]

Trinity: always knowledgeable; always inciteful: always timely. You have stretched my horizons. Thank you for your channel.

[@rogercarroll8764]

I guess I'm lucky where I live. There at least 3 cattle ranchers within a half hour drive from where I live. It maybe more expensive, but at least I know where my meat comes from.

[@christophercharles3169]

Mr. Bullard displays an amazing knowledge of the cattle industry. I wasn't overly interested in the topic but I thought the interview was riveting. Big business rarely benefits the average person.

[@cherylstarke5206]

Thank you so for all your videos! Those of us who farm and raise on a small scale need this information. All our beef, pork and goat go to a local processor and i send him your videos also. Also sharing to others. Your a blessing ❤

[@alyahyai]

This rancher is highly articulate & supporter of small producers

[@jennifersneegas8352]

You forgot to mention that huge amounts of land are being purchased by Uber rich for hunting and those ares are too expensive for young would be farmers or ranchers to purchase.

[@lizardfreak321]

My wife and I (25m & 23f) bought 5 acres in June 2023 with the goal to homestead and become self sufficient. We now have our own beef, goat milk, pork, chicken eggs, and meat chickens come in Aug. Me and my family will not reply on anyone for our food. We have lost our way as a people and as a country. When someone controls your food, they control you. Free people never allow themselves to be in a position to be controlled.

[@johnsonpaul1914]

I pray that your neighbors don't decide that you must share your sweat equity with them. Hungry people will do almost anything.

[@lizardfreak321]

@@johnsonpaul1914 in most cases, my neighbors are better off then we are. That’s the beauty about this area. It’s a community, it’s a I help you, you help me. Not you Vs me. But, if they wanna make it you vs me, I’ll have to have Mr Remington put his option into the chat.

[@reptile9272]

That's crazy! Exactly the same here in France since the 80's. 200 farms disappear each week in France (only France not Europe). 3 farmers are commiting suicide each week. Those big companies are killing farmers/ranchers.

[@sweethomefarm1]

Great interview Trinity! I've said for years that if the government regulations didn't favor the big guys us small farmers and ranchers could be competitive. To much government regulations in all aspects of our personal and private lives.

[@artistsmeetfilm6491]

The outside 3rd parties have always starved the people, not just in farming but in multiple industries. Had to change my direction in life 4 times because of this and sadly those who profit have no clue what goes into the production side. We'd be wise to start changing this BEFORE they destroy our most important assets... the generational family farmer/rancher cause they know their craft! This just breaks my heart. Im glad you post these interviews as I know Car...gill situation, know people who worked in that industry and I would far rather see my local ranchers in charge.

[@waterhammer5807]

Stand up Americans!

[@WayneSmith-yf3fg]

Thanks Trinity, as usual the dam government sticks it's nose into where it's not needed!

[@MrJdubbya36]

I don't do it for 100% of my meat but I try to buy more at farmer's markets. Even found a local little beef and pork producer who is doing CSA style where you pay ahead for a certain number of shares then when they have packaged meat you pick up a variety. It's quite a bit more than the grocery store but not astronomically so. AND I get to know the actual producers and it's WAY WAY better quality, especially the pork. Amazing stuff.

[@Ludwig24ful]

Very knowledgeable man. Truly eye opening Trinity, this videos really educate people on the importance of the American rancher and farmer and where our food comes from.

[@christyb7590]

Buy from local ranchers!!!

[@MediocreOriginals]

its also possible the meat packers are making more becuase over 100 meat packing plants have mysteriously burnt to the ground in the last couple of years which would give the ones that did not burn down more business, what is happening to the food supply needs to stop the big guys are getting rid of competion

[@kerryaggen6346]

Yes, over 100 food processing facilities have "mysteriously" burned over the last 3-4 years... "Mystery" my A.

[@BayouDoggin]

"If the 'government' pays for the chip ....." , the government gets its $$$$$ from "We, the People" !!! So we are still paying for it!!

[@carleto9597]

Thanks Trinity and Bill Bullard for enlightening us again with the beef Industry and ranchers in the US. in all your video's. Thanks again.

[@keithbarnes7586]

Less competition is never good

[@dottiehildebrand3123]

Thank you Trinity for bring this to people's attention. We need to buy from ranchers. You have no idea what you buy in the grocery stores.. Thank you Trinity once again. God bless!! ❤️🌹🙏

[@woodybogg]

No wonder the texture taste and quality of the meat on the market has tanked!

[@seegerp2000]

I have really enjoyed your videos about the cattle industry. I grew up working at my dad's feedlot and while I didn't go into the business (I think my dad would have discouraged me) I have fond memories of working the ranch. I recall my dad talking about the industry and how it was getting hard and I remember local packers closing. He got out at the right time but he dearly loved what he did. It was never work for him. My cousin in Montana (a rancher) sold most of their cattle because they can't make money. I wish there was something I could do to help. I look back on my memories and it makes me sad to see all these ranchers go under doing what they love to do.

[@dillonbacon4818]

So glad to see you posting this gentleman, he has a KZbin channel. He’s been talking about this stuff for years.

[@jaguar4271]

I don't know enough perhaps about the whole thing and hence I'm watching the videos to educate myself but, if I was doing the ranching I would go direct to consumers but instead of using a UPS type service I would use last mile couriers which have warehouses all over the country already and move cold chain items really quickly and more efficiently than UPS might due to the sheer size of UPS and FedEx, also I would make sure to beat their prices at the store because without that it just won't work, so I would workout transportation costs 1st. Then backwards to the whole animal operation to come to a price, in fact I own such a transportation company and I can take on easily take on 300 daily deliveries throughout 5 counties, receive today send out tomorrow and all delivered next day no sweat. Won't mention the state, but this is highly achievable.

[@juanansin8043]

The problem we have in the USA is the concentration of the entire industry in very few hands, whatever it may be, the United States will take a long time to solve that, the solution lies in the voters and they do not have enough education to do so. Thank you Trinity for educating us. We need a new generation of politicians to fix this and get our country back to what we all want it to be.

[@benhearn4142]

Trinity. Your voice and cadence when speaking about a subject is so good that you can teach the world how to be better prepared for that day that's coming.. keep up the good work.

[@markoneill9064]

Man, you have a serious problem in the USA . Unfortunately what your guest had to say is completely correct and it’s not just the beef industry that is affected, just look at the huge hardware chains and what this industry has done to the smaller local businesses. Not only the monopolisation of an industry as a whole but the price manipulation of a given product. Small businesses must be supported to enable and ensure best products for consumers. We all need to know exactly where a product originates from, be it food or anything else that we use on a daily basis.

[@PaulEglinton]

Don't focus on stopping the train you don't want, just don't get on it. Create a different system.

[@newenglandhuntingfishingan4429]

Exactly! I've been saying this for years. All I get is crickets

[@user-nd8cs3qx1v]

That's exactly what we have to do in order to get away from the station

[@ChristinaBastilla-yx3hj]

Amen! 🙌🏻

[@delmanicke9228]

Thanks, Trini, good program, man alive. People need to wake up and so glad to see you do this sort of stuff. I wish your following was in the millions. People have been dummy down and glassed over. It is incredible, the power of the technology we have working against us. And the crooks are using it all.

[@pete7894]

The older gentleman was very impressive. His mind works properly. Really impressed with him.

[@dennismann9764]

Unlike our president...

[@jackshaw8336]

I watch most, if not all of your videos. I just want to share with you how much I enjoy them. Keep up the good work. Signed; Jack from Saskatchewan

[@adamcleff5722]

This has been going on for a lot longer than a generation.

[@stevenmiller6725]

They need to make it possible for small producers to slaughter cattle and sell it by the pound with usda interference. The slaughterhouses with inspectors are rare and expensive. Very difficult to do. Favors the big producer.

[@l.loganboswell1761]

Best episode ever. I agree totally with this gentleman.

[@xpeditionoverland]

Dam, this guy is smart! He really knows the entire industry. I can listen to this guy just talk talk talk and talk. Great video and so informative!

[@morrisdavis9231]

Fantastic program we would never have known unless we had seen this podcast, thanks Cowboys. The older gentleman reminds me of a friend of mine Nick Golder in Lame Deer Montana who owned a ponderosa and I mean 37 miles deep 42 miles long

[@frankjurek7499]

I’ve been listening to this for years when is national cattle Association going to finally do something about it? I know we’ve taken the Packers to court to Congress and nothing else seems to happen. Can somebody tell me if it’s better than it was two years ago?

[@tinoyb9294]

I think it would be interesting to have Sen. Tester on the channel to discuss this issue.

[@cameroniveson5648]

That guy needs to go out to pasture .any one who will not try and form a alliance with farmers and ranchers to keep the ranches and farm land that he states is being bought up by outsiders with big money but no interest in farming and ranch is not helping american much less montana

[@tinoyb9294]

@@cameroniveson5648 Slava capitalism!

[@cameroniveson5648]

@tinoyb9294 you can still have capitalism without corruption. We the people need to regulate our political elected threw better education of our youth .they are no longer taught or showed the right and wrong of anything in our society

[@tinoyb9294]

@@cameroniveson5648 only in the short run. Then human nature takes over.

[@nancyjames2358]

Grass-fed independent ranchers-I support ya’ll as much as I can! Please talk about health benefits of grass-fed and finished meat-it’s so important!

[@eboniqueesprit1992]

Let’s do it! I am with you. This would require grocery stores that can not be “bought” and re- opening local butcher shops to get meat from farm to market. The marketing advantage is that people are realizing that their sickness is being caused by processed foods. This will work. I want this product. All meat including chicken.

[@Tamara-bl5kb]

Always insightful, honest presentations about interesting, valuable topics. Love this channel. Thank you .

[@crazyfarmboys8421]

Well done We appreciate your work to get the information out

[@dbright8120]

Thank you for this video and interview. Consider myself pretty well informed but until now didnt know of these issues facing our cattle farmers. I want to buy American beef!

[@kailahmarie5657]

Glad to see the truth coming out. So many people are saying that millennials are lazy and just complaining. What we are experiencing is real and its only going to get worse until people humble themselves and work together against corruption.

[@Paul11B2P]

Excellent information. Im passing this video on to friends.

[@dukewanders]

Great video. thank you both!!

[@petercbrandon]

Thanks for the education!

[@cherimitchell8977]

Take the beef off of the stock market. Don’t let someone outside of farming and ranching set your prices. Form a privately owned coop to include packers. Start thinking outside the box. Don’t sell your souls to the government by accepting money. Get that money from the consumers.

[@toddunruh3998]

Once again you’re spot on, great info if everyone would view.

[@nicoleheppner4397]

So well spoken is this guy!

[@aznycts]

Wow 👋👋👋 You just Crash 60 minutes 😆 GREAT Job 👌

[@user-bc7lb9kp7l]

Wonderful interview , Trinity! Job well done!

[@denisesteele-turtlerunners8808]

Love these info videos. They are great

[@lowoverhead3577]

Been buying my beef for the last couple of years directly from a small time rancher who is complaining about this very thing. I told him to hang in there as a fellow business owner I understand his position. I try to get the information out there and buy half cows with other people, family and friends from him to help keep him going. I’m paying more to do it this way but I can afford it and the beef quality is much better than store bought. I know not everyone can do this but if you can afford it, look into finding someone close to you that still raises cattle and try buying from them directly. You will need a small freezer of course but it’s worth the extra cost and effort. And I think this is the only way to take more profit from the grocery stores and give it back to the rancher. If we do this in high volume we can move the needle back the other direction. Hit back against this predatory behavior!

[@piotrtomaszek5316]

Thanks for making this video

[@hollyp9811]

This was a great interview. That man is a wealth of knowledge on this subject and is great at getting that knowledge across in an understandable way. Thank you! I lived in Brazil for eleven years, just returned last year. The beef there tastes better than the beef here. I wonder if these Brazilian cattle (and chickens) raised for the US is raised differently for Brazilian consumption?

[@lesliegrimming7630]

Very informative , AND SCARY!!

[@daralicedunham670]

Who Should Americans VOTE For To Protect Our Ranchers? STOP GOVERNMENT CONTROL!

[@chrismatteson2337]

RFKjr is and has in the past to and been supporting American farmers and livestock producers from greedy corporations. Look him up on non mainstream "owned by the system BR" media. He supports privately owned. He wants our food to be safe and out of big corporations. That is true capitalism!

[@bethteer1509]

​. One can only Hope n Pray he isnt just "Blowing Smoke up our a$#es" in order to win the election & then fall short of Fulfilling those Campaign Promises!!

[@dennismann9764]

Need president Trump back.with a good v.p. that can take over...president Trump is our last hope....God help us...

[@dareese6778]

​@@dennismann9764... says the blind man. Compare what he did, not what he claims he did.

[@dennismann9764]

@@dareese6778 wake up dude..democrats have been screwing the minorities since the 60.s. welfare was the worst...women said..I don't need a man! There goes the the family unit.. .think man think!

[@henryhenderson7051]

This man is so on point.

[@russiachinanorthkoreastatetv]

I’m in CLE Ohio & when Covid hit I watched a farmer level up & go from supplying restaurants to owning his own restaurant/bar & also a butcher shop … market cycles move but for those who are educated & conscious you can really take advantage & profit from the opportunity. Local Ranchers need to get hooked up with the butcher shops & restaurants

[@michaelnagy4603]

Where i went to school in the 70's we were all farm kids and now there are no farm kids in that area 😢 very sad i was actually excused from school for farm work many times ❤

[@adamhigdon8661]

@LifeintheWest Loving your stuff. Good work!

[@Riverrat73]

Great interview and video! I believe more and more small community private processing plants are in our future. It's the only way I can see taking the control back. I just don't know if there would be enough community support in different areas.

[@andrewbuckman-nm9iz]

Electronic, chip eat tags don't work,, we have them in Australia it's a total ripoff and farce an extra cost of 4 dollars per head for the producers for no effect

[@esmysyield2023]

Vote better instead of by name recognition. Just because there is an R behind their name doesn't mean a damn thing.

[@cindyebner5331]

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[@mp77744]

Cooperation is the answer to centralization. We need to come together to build organizations that are focused not on capturing value but on supporting our communities.

[@SlygothaTheBroodmother]

One of my best friends geowing up had a family dairy and feedlot. They were close to the river and had good fertile soil to grow plenty of silage. Industry standards and slaughterhouse closure shut down most smaller dairies and local feedlots, theirs folded in the 2000s. It's a housing development now.

[@terrybennett5576]

Unbelievable that this is going on, small farmers & cattlemen have enough trouble trying to make ends meet. I was one of them for 50 years & am now retired. What a farasse!

[@redburtley6021]

As someone sitting here in suburban Connecticut, I am grateful to see a man with a cowboy hat and a mustache. It really takes me back to the good ol' days.

[@Fetchup]

Thank you for posting this. I think there is a large lack of awareness to the nefarious plans to take over the beef market.

[@brentross69]

Most people have no ideal where their food comes from! I live on a self sustaining farm in Bolivia, we grow and make everything we eat! We only buy salt! Actually we had a friend visit us... We made jam one day. She was so shocked that we could make jelly. She thought you could only buy at the grocery store.... After talking to her it was like she had an ideal that at midnight... The grocery store fairies appeared and magically stocked the shelves! I explained to her that everything you can buy in the grocery store was actually made by somebody( although many now in big commercial factories..) While here she learned so much.

[@LifeintheWest]

Yes. All of that is what should be taught in school, but it isn’t.

[@brentross69]

Actually Trinity... I am originally from Circle/Jordan area, raised on a black angus quarter horse ranch. Moved to Bolivia in 91... Bought a 220 acre ranch (pretty small compared to dads 80,000 acre spread) I raise high quality beef, butcher and dry age it... And sale it in a nich market... No middle man! My dad sales 7-800 head a year.... I sale 60 head a year. At the end of the day! I make double what my dad does. And my living costs are near zero!

[@bonniebon7335]

I’m old enough to remember when monopolies were illegal. It’s long over for this supply chain. Long over.

[@451credit]

I buy from a farmer diwn the road and its processed 15 minutes from my house. I pay about 45-50% less than in store and thats grassfeed and gain supplemented but not grain finished. Super rich, red beef.

[@kimberlygreidanus5639]

As Canadian Beef Farmers we see this so true as well, Its a sick game!!

[@David-ve8pk]

We have a few local farmers where they have a local slaughter house that covers our area. This video certainly makes me now want to continue to support them even more. We see a devastating effect on our society if we completely lost our local farming community we once had. Buy local now has a different meaning than before.