It's only 12 and a half or so minutes long, but interesting. Wonder how similar it is in Canada. The sheep farmer I watch has me thinking more about this kind'a stuff lately.
Beef industry in the US
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It's only 12 and a half or so minutes long, but interesting. Wonder how similar it is in Canada. The sheep farmer I watch has me thinking more about this kind'a stuff lately.
Its worse but not because of the big 4 but because of Ottawa and a myth known as climate change.
I use to work for Canada Packers in Red Deer. There was 125 of us & we processed about 600 head a day. A Cargill Plant opened in southern Alberta with thousands of employees making between 1/2 & 1/3 of what we where making.
I could see the writing on the wall and went to the oil field. The Canada Packers in Red Deer was gone in a short amount of time.
I could see the writing on the wall and went to the oil field. The Canada Packers in Red Deer was gone in a short amount of time.
I’d been there for less than a year and some of those people were lifers, so I figured it was time to make an exit strategy before I was one of a whole crowd looking for work at the same time.
Most likely, lean technologies were used in your production, as in Japan at the TOYOTA factories! Because of this, such a high productivity!
Buy a side of beef from SK off a producer. $4 an lb cut and wrapped. 325-350lbs to a side.
