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Cow prices falling again and that should surprise no one. New Holland is one of the largest sale barns for replacements. While the price might be falling, so too, is the quantity.
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But how can quantity be falling when we alledgedly have all these heifers in the pipeline? and 400,000 plus sexed semen heifers? is the heifer inventory similar to the cheese inventory where some 'expert' says its there so everyone is supposed to believe it as true even though there are no hard, verified numbers to confirm it?
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