Thousands of cattle dying due to heat stress. 10k in Kansas alone over last 5 days?

[Theowl32]

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Thousands of cattle in Kansas have died in recent days due to high heat and humidity, dealing a blow to one of the country’s leading cattle production states as the industry grapples with extreme weather and rising production costs linked to the war in Ukraine.

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Huh, the temperatures in that region that killed all of these cattle during these horrible days were as follows.

95, 91, 99, 93 and 90 degrees.

Apparently the cattle couldn't handle that. 10k cattle couldn't handle that cause, cause, of the global warming brought about the whites and their combustion engines living in America. Not the hole in the ozone that has been fixed.

They expect us to believe, and their braindead Muppets will believe it, that cattle cannot handle such heat.

Meanwhile during that same 5 day period where over 10k cattle died in Kansas, at King Ranch in Texas where the largest ranch for cattle in the US, the temperatures were as follows.

102, 103, 96, 96, 99

The cattle there didn't die by the Thousands due to heat.

Soooo, did 10k cattle die in Kansas due to heat in a cooler climate where thousands of cattle DID NOT DIE in Texas?

Hmmmmm?

 

[Gabe Lackmann]

Yeap...that's called summer....90's, and 100's

This is a hyped up story.

Either those cattle didn't get access to water, or something else is amiss.

This one doesn't pass the common sense test.

 

[tyroneweaver]

I don't think we've had our first 90 degree day yet here in Burley
this has been one of the coldest springs I can remember
only a couple of days so far in the 70/80's
Only had I week of where you can golf every day.

 

[Penelope]

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Thousands of cattle in Kansas have died in recent days due to high heat and humidity, dealing a blow to one of the country’s leading cattle production states as the industry grapples with extreme weather and rising production costs linked to the war in Ukraine.

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Huh, the temperatures in that region that killed all of these cattle during these horrible days were as follows.

95, 91, 99, 93 and 90 degrees.

Apparently the cattle couldn't handle that. 10k cattle couldn't handle that cause, cause, of the global warming brought about the whites and their combustion engines living in America. Not the hole in the ozone that has been fixed.

They expect us to believe, and their braindead Muppets will believe it, that cattle cannot handle such heat.

Meanwhile during that same 5 day period where over 10k cattle died in Kansas, at King Ranch in Texas where the largest ranch for cattle in the US, the temperatures were as follows.

102, 103, 96, 96, 99

The cattle there didn't die by the Thousands due to heat.

Soooo, did 10k cattle die in Kansas due to heat in a cooler climate where thousands of cattle DID NOT DIE in Texas?

Hmmmmm?

This week, temperatures reached up to 108 degrees Fahrenheit with little cooling factor from wind. Continued high temperatures are a serious threat to continued losses throughout the coming days.

Extreme heat and humidity kill thousands of cattle in Kansas | AGDAILY

Soaring temperatures and humidity hit northwest Kansas this week, killing thousands of cattle. Final death numbers are still being reported.

www.agdaily.com

 

[Blues Man]

So you care about cattle dying from heat but not the ones killed in slaughter houses?

 

[Penelope]

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[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

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Thousands of cattle in Kansas have died in recent days due to high heat and humidity, dealing a blow to one of the country’s leading cattle production states as the industry grapples with extreme weather and rising production costs linked to the war in Ukraine.

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Huh, the temperatures in that region that killed all of these cattle during these horrible days were as follows.

95, 91, 99, 93 and 90 degrees.

Apparently the cattle couldn't handle that. 10k cattle couldn't handle that cause, cause, of the global warming brought about the whites and their combustion engines living in America. Not the hole in the ozone that has been fixed.

They expect us to believe, and their braindead Muppets will believe it, that cattle cannot handle such heat.

Meanwhile during that same 5 day period where over 10k cattle died in Kansas, at King Ranch in Texas where the largest ranch for cattle in the US, the temperatures were as follows.

102, 103, 96, 96, 99

The cattle there didn't die by the Thousands due to heat.

Soooo, did 10k cattle die in Kansas due to heat in a cooler climate where thousands of cattle DID NOT DIE in Texas?

Hmmmmm?

Complete bullshit. Bovines are very heat hardy.


This is a food supoly manipulation game.

 

[surada]

This week, temperatures reached up to 108 degrees Fahrenheit with little cooling factor from wind. Continued high temperatures are a serious threat to continued losses throughout the coming days.

Extreme heat and humidity kill thousands of cattle in Kansas | AGDAILY

Soaring temperatures and humidity hit northwest Kansas this week, killing thousands of cattle. Final death numbers are still being reported.

www.agdaily.com

The heat index yesterday in Atlanta was 110. Pretty awful.

 

[Flash]

The heat index yesterday in Atlanta was 110. Pretty awful.

It is hot in the summer. What else is new? There is a high pressure area over the US now. That is what is causing the high temperatures. It happens every once in awhile. It will move out early next week.

Meanwhile Australia had record low temperatures last week.

It is called "weather".

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Complete bullshit. Bovines are very heat hardy.


This is a food supoly manipulation game.

Oh come on, you are better than this.

Temps in the 100s plus high humidity added to drought conditions is the perfect storm for this sort of thing to happen.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

So you care about cattle dying from heat but not the ones killed in slaughter houses?

The ones that die in the slaughter houses are used to feed people, the ones out on the range not so much.

Not really very complicated

 

[Vastator]

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Thousands of cattle in Kansas have died in recent days due to high heat and humidity, dealing a blow to one of the country’s leading cattle production states as the industry grapples with extreme weather and rising production costs linked to the war in Ukraine.

MSN

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Huh, the temperatures in that region that killed all of these cattle during these horrible days were as follows.

95, 91, 99, 93 and 90 degrees.

Apparently the cattle couldn't handle that. 10k cattle couldn't handle that cause, cause, of the global warming brought about the whites and their combustion engines living in America. Not the hole in the ozone that has been fixed.

They expect us to believe, and their braindead Muppets will believe it, that cattle cannot handle such heat.

Meanwhile during that same 5 day period where over 10k cattle died in Kansas, at King Ranch in Texas where the largest ranch for cattle in the US, the temperatures were as follows.

102, 103, 96, 96, 99

The cattle there didn't die by the Thousands due to heat.

Soooo, did 10k cattle die in Kansas due to heat in a cooler climate where thousands of cattle DID NOT DIE in Texas?

Hmmmmm?

Yes indeed. Highly suspicious. It’s been over 103 here everyday this week, and not a single one of my neighbors 60 head, dropped dead.

 

[Vastator]

Yes indeed. Highly suspicious. It’s been over 103 here everyday this week, and not a single one of my neighbors 60 head, dropped dead.

Tuesday afternoon…

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Yes indeed. Highly suspicious. It’s been over 103 here everyday this week, and not a single one of my neighbors 60 head, dropped dead.

Where is here?

How is their water supply?

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Tuesday afternoon…
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Why does it say Jan 5th?

 

[Vastator]

Why does it say Jan 5th?

The kid was messing with it a while back, and didn’t reset the date right when he changed the batteries.

 

[Vastator]

Where is here?

How is their water supply?

Central Alabama. Plenty of water.

 

[Harpy Eagle]

Central Alabama. Plenty of water.

Thus the difference between where your neighbor has cattle and those dying in Kansas. They are in a Severe to Extreme Drought conditions.

 

[Vastator]

Thus the difference between where your neighbor has cattle and those dying in Kansas. They are in a Severe to Extreme Drought conditions.

So the heat isn’t what killed them.

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

Oh come on, you are better than this.

Temps in the 100s plus high humidity added to drought conditions is the perfect storm for this sort of thing to happen.

And this "perfect storm" happens ALL THE TIME in Texas and we don't have 10,000 steers dying.

Something ain't stirring the kool-aid here.