Beef prices & my paycheck

From what ad features retailers will commit to running to the number of cattle going to harvest in a given a week, cattle prices do have a big effect on our business. But it’s not quite as direct as that guy was thinking.
After all, in essence we are a non-profit, marketing company.
I thought I’d dust off this Mythbuster post that addresses how we’re funded and should indirectly address this one:
Myth: CAB sets beef prices, depending on the cattle market.
Fact: https://cabcattle.com/2011/03/28/show-me-the-money/
I’m not an accounting whiz or a market forecaster, but if you’ve got any other questions along these lines, let me know. I know people who are!
May your bottom line be filled with black ink,
~Miranda
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