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Bon appetite my bovine friends..
The price of 2 legs of lamb is the same price as the farmer got for the whole sheep. And all he had to do was kept it frozen till it was sold. It’s the middle men that put up the price to the consumer
Hopefully this will sort out the crisis the last thing we need is the price of milk, butter and beef rising.
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