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   > MP>Yes it should, so long as the pork producers are producing the same   
   amount.   
   >   > If they stopped breading hogs upon hearing the tariff news, maybe not.   
      
   > Could be, but I think what's really going on here is, we lost a   
   > lot of cattle stock due to lack of pasture from recent droughts so   
   > beef is harder to get and has gone up significantly in price.   
   > That lets pork suppliers charge more without worrying about people   
   > just buying beef instead..   
      
   That would also potentially put a higher demand on pork, too.   
      
   Mike   
      
      
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