President of the National Black Farmers Association John Boyd Jr. has warned that U.S. beef production is down to crisis levels.
The 41-year veteran of the cattle business warned in an interview on Fox News’ “Fox and Friends” that U.S. beef production has decreased by a staggering one billion pounds from last year.
Boyd stated that “Biden policies are hurting America’s cattlemen, such as myself,” and that “the administration has turned a blind and a deaf ear to something that needs immediate attention.”
Cattle crisis as production plummets to decades-low level, rancher warns: 'Biden policies hurting America's cattlemen,' consumers going to pay the price https://t.co/RwnDaQgDY5
— Texas John Slaughter (@johncslaughter) February 11, 2024
Consumers could face steep price hikes as U.S. herd size has hit the lowest point in 73 years. “Americans are going to pay the price at their local grocery stores,” said Boyd.
While drought and inflation have been cited as major factors for the dwindling cattle population, the “Biden policies” may include more insidious and dystopic factors. The radical Democrat worldview includes the United Nations Marxist climate agenda — and that does not include meat consumption for the masses.
The U.N. has pushed heavily for a global meatless diet, claiming that farming emissions are devastating to the Earth’s climate.
Speaking at a climate summit in May 2023, President Biden’s U.N. climate envoy John Kerry said: “We can’t get to net-zero; we don’t get this job done unless agriculture is front and center as part of the solution.” That does not sound like an administration motivated to enact policies favorable to beef producers such as Boyd.
Former Microsoft CEO Bill Gates has stated: “I do think all rich countries should move to 100% synthetic beef. You can get used to the taste difference …” Gates has also financed a lab-grown meat company called UPSIDE that has received approval from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).
With Biden’s increasing senility, many speculate that others are truly setting policies and making decisions. The official policy of taking no action in response to an obvious problem to serve a sinister agenda is a familiar one. The current mass immigration “crisis” is one such example.
Less beef means less “carbon emissions,” which brings a smile to the face of U.N. climate alarmists. So when leaders in the agriculture industry such as Boyd claim President Biden is taking no action in the beef production crisis — it may be that the “crisis” is part of the plan.
