It would have been cool to see part of the actual auction to see what they actually sell for. A 700 lb steer isn't going to go for $1.50 lb here in the US, you'll get that on a for a 450-500 lb steer. A 700-750 lb steer will bring in 1.05 - 1.15 per lb at the sale barn and that's if he's good quality
The US beef suffers from undue prejudice in Japan. I don't think it is the question of tariffs. Consumers in Japan often pay willingly for the tariffs and for other premiums once they fall in love with particular products. Single incidence does not represent the entire industry. I respect the entrepreneurial spirits of the US and I find the current situation sad and frustrating. One word of advice from a mere uneducated Japanese of humble means - more grass-fed beef will be made welcome in Japan. Those educated, upper middle class families are going for the grass-fed.
Us consumers would rather beef raised and butchered in the country. Get them to make to where the processors have to put the country the beef was raised in. An imported beef is not a product of the usa.
They did not Import that beef, they walked across, took one bite of feed and a drink of us water and now the Democrats will tell you that is legal imagration and us feed beef.
Esta es la herencia de tantos gobiernos conservadores y corruptos desde Porfirio Diaz, los recursos y tesoros nacionales concesionados a los extranjeros.
I agree with the condition of non products from USA crossing the borders to be sold in Mexico. Like Apple from Washington etc etc the list goes long way that is hurting Mexico farmers big time.
It's crazy cause I work at a meat packing plant and all the meat we export is meat that comes from old cows or meat that is about to go old so they just repackage it and export it
that why are good us cattle are so cheap if we don't get better money are cattle are famly farmers going to be out of work as ky cattle I wont the usa eating us cattle usa farmer need the money usa beef is the best
That's about right, that's exactly what US corporations and US politicians do all the time rip off Central American and South American countries and then complain because a lot of people immigrate to the US.
@@karenmc4592 sure you can😂, your farmers are slow and can't keep up with the demand. Mexico and Central American farmers feed a lot of US citizens so get used to it
America where we favor the profits of other nations over our own neighbors and patriots. Our cattle markets suffer over this unnecessary unbalanced trade & yet people watch this propaganda and just say OK. Never thinking of all our own cattle farmers. Just look at those numbers. This practice is hurting hundreds of thousands of American Farmers. 4400 a day! That means at 4400 a day already put at least 6000 pretty big American cattle farmers out of business. & by doing so also affected the hay farmers. The grain farmers. The tractor & attachment manufactures. So this BS practice is costing us hundreds of millions of dollars a year & that is not acceptable. What do we get in return from Mexico? NOTTA! damn! thing!
US farmers can't keep up with the demand that's why and your politicians know that. If you actually think all that cattle is coming just from Mexico you are out of your mind, a lot of that cattle also comes from Central America like Honduras, Guatemala. My father sends cattle to Mexico from Honduras all the time but the last point of arrival is the US because that's where the demand is.
Much oblige. Lots of work involved and its appreciated
This is really an awesome operation!!!
Aryn
Very good report
Bonita actividad que se produzca lo mejor en todo terreno.
Thanks I liked your report very much.
You know the cattle in the video doesn't look bad. Good quality stuff
Loaded many loads out there for Miller livestock
It would have been cool to see part of the actual auction to see what they actually sell for. A 700 lb steer isn't going to go for $1.50 lb here in the US, you'll get that on a for a 450-500 lb steer. A 700-750 lb steer will bring in 1.05 - 1.15 per lb at the sale barn and that's if he's good quality
Jose Melchor i alway go down south to by my beef it worth it. and cheese
On facebook look up santa terese livestock auction
You do have to make sure the animals is in good health for to sale /the border, great work,thanks for sharing
The US beef suffers from undue prejudice in Japan. I don't think it is the question of tariffs.
Consumers in Japan often pay willingly for the tariffs and for other premiums once they fall in love with particular products.
Single incidence does not represent the entire industry. I respect the entrepreneurial spirits of the US and I find the current situation sad and frustrating.
One word of advice from a mere uneducated Japanese of humble means - more grass-fed beef will be made welcome in Japan. Those educated, upper middle class families are going for the grass-fed.
هدا عمل راءع وشكر لكم ونطمع في مساعدتكم
new Mexico inspected livestock
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Us consumers would rather beef raised and butchered in the country. Get them to make to where the processors have to put the country the beef was raised in. An imported beef is not a product of the usa.
They did not Import that beef, they walked across, took one bite of feed and a drink of us water and now the Democrats will tell you that is legal imagration and us feed beef.
I think your internalized racism needs to get reined in bud
@@lianae8674 why is it racism? What because we want local raised meats? Wow guess everything is racist these days. Need a tissue
@@jerrywolfe2967 its being worked on from many angles. Hang in there.
excellent establishment and idea,,well done
Traceability cost should be borne by the consumers - I will willingly pay.
you are paying!!!
So, this place called Chihuahua? is also the place where those little dogs originally come from?
+tnakai1971jp yes it is.
tnakai1971jp the biggest state in Mexico.
Lol.
@@heraldomedrano6993 But the best meat came from Sonora, Mexico.
The only good thing you have in sonora are naked woman and they suck my winer for 5 dollars
Nice video I kind of like Santa Theresa
Could you please give someone information about that livestock
Each cow has 4 stomachs... 1 kilo per stomach.... You do the math...
awesome job. :)
Como siempre...exportando lo mejor y dejando lo mas jodido para el mercado interno y para colmo vendiendolo igual o mas caro q lo exportado
Esta es la herencia de tantos gobiernos conservadores y corruptos desde Porfirio Diaz, los recursos y tesoros nacionales concesionados a los extranjeros.
Sigan apoyando awl pri , pan y y todos sis achichintles
im from SANTA TERESA....
380k cattle headed north. No mention of how many were headed south. shame on them.
What happened to Daniel?
Hi
Do you export to europe??
No fuck off
@@josegodinez5463 por que tan agresivo?
How to collect cattle from there ?
Could you please send me contact information
do anybody know how to export mini cows from US to overseas ?
Other countries do not let this BS happen. They wont take the risks or damage their own farmers.
I agree with the condition of non products from USA crossing the borders to be sold in Mexico. Like Apple from Washington etc etc the list goes long way that is hurting Mexico farmers big time.
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It's crazy cause I work at a meat packing plant and all the meat we export is meat that comes from old cows or meat that is about to go old so they just repackage it and export it
that why are good us cattle are so cheap if we don't get better money are cattle are famly farmers going to be out of work as ky cattle I wont the usa eating us cattle usa farmer need the money usa beef is the best
You are the only person on here that knows anything think's
Sounds to me that we are rip off Mexicans ranchers and we profit
That's about right, that's exactly what US corporations and US politicians do all the time rip off Central American and South American countries and then complain because a lot of people immigrate to the US.
Steven Colbert
tell this shit to the president and see what he think
what is the tel # and address of this place. I'm in Jalisco and I want to export my cattle to the US of A.
Cuantos vende y k raza. Tamaño
We the people don't want your cattle. We can eat our own. Nicer mmeat anyway.
Nelson Garcia qué tal Nelson, yo estoy criando ganado en Tabasco, puedo generar unas 100 cabezas c/10 meses
@@karenmc4592 sure you can😂, your farmers are slow and can't keep up with the demand. Mexico and Central American farmers feed a lot of US citizens so get used to it
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America where we favor the profits of other nations over our own neighbors and patriots. Our cattle markets suffer over this unnecessary unbalanced trade & yet people watch this propaganda and just say OK. Never thinking of all our own cattle farmers.
Just look at those numbers. This practice is hurting hundreds of thousands of American Farmers. 4400 a day! That means at 4400 a day already put at least 6000 pretty big American cattle farmers out of business. & by doing so also affected the hay farmers. The grain farmers. The tractor & attachment manufactures. So this BS practice is costing us hundreds of millions of dollars a year & that is not acceptable. What do we get in return from Mexico? NOTTA! damn! thing!
US farmers can't keep up with the demand that's why and your politicians know that. If you actually think all that cattle is coming just from Mexico you are out of your mind, a lot of that cattle also comes from Central America like Honduras, Guatemala. My father sends cattle to Mexico from Honduras all the time but the last point of arrival is the US because that's where the demand is.
In Mexico we have the same feeling when the trains loaded with fruit , vegetables, grains etc etc floods the stores in are city’s.
birde türk ce olsaydi
I’d say at least 5 tons of shit was green lighted by border patroll😂 Mexico making America great🤷🏽♂️
Arriba. Chihuahua culosss
A lot of people do not know how to write English.👇😬
Close the border
Hi