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Originally Posted by dellinger63
where in the desert? On the side of a mountain? 40 acres one cow! LOL That's one expensive cow!!! And how hard is growing hay on the enviro? The diesel to run the tractor, cutter and bailer? Or do they water and fertilize their hay by air in your area of KY? Where they pay out of pocket rather than bother their health insurance companies?
I've said before create a better tasting substitute w/o poisoning the consumer. Problem solved!
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I wish you made a bit more sense so I could follow along
Yes, out west it takes alot of land to put weight on one cow. New Mexico, western Texas, Wyoming? Not everything is lush prairie. If it weren't for federal BLM land, cattle ranchers would be screwed.
Yes, my point was that IS one expensive cow. Which is why feedlots exist. We don't have enough land to raise enough cow pounds to feed us all, at a price we can afford.
I don't follow what you are talking about regarding hay. How hard is growing hay? Pretty easy, unless you get drought. Hay takes land, too.