Do you really want to know? OK, Two things. People have to eat. Food has to be produced in quantity. I see the future of meat production, especially cattle production will continue to decline. It is too labor intensive and who is going to do it? And I believe the consumer would balk if realistic prices were charged at the grocer. So I see an increase in eating grain. I tell young aspiring farmers to experiment with anything that is high in protein. Beans, legumes. The future in ag is food and it will be produced mechanically. Those are two givens. I am 60 years old. I can produce a calf as cheap as anyone and will ride it out. In tough times I think there is a chance a fortunate few may come out smelling pretty good. But there are a lot of variables and with so many things we have no control over such as weather a lot is left to chance. That's my long term outlook. Our Government is not going to let the people starve. We have to have them as consumers to make the whole machine work.
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