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Market Chaos and Cattle Threats: Inside the JBS Strike and New World Screw Worm

Corbitt Wall of DV Auction and Feeder Flash joins the ladies to break down the high-stakes strike at the JBS meat packing plant in Greeley, Colorado—a labor showdown that shook the market and sent cattle prices swinging. After six weeks of threats, the strike exposed just how fragile the food supply chain can be.

But the threats don’t stop there. Corbitt also sounds the alarm on the New World screw worm, a dangerous parasite caused by flies laying eggs in open wounds of cattle. If left unchecked, this growing concern could devastate herds and create serious consequences for producers and consumers alike.

Later, the ladies shift gears to personal health, airing a clip about kimchi and its powerful benefits for gut health—offering viewers a practical way to strengthen their health from the inside out.

From market volatility to biological threats and everyday wellness, this episode delivers eye-opening insights you won’t want to miss.

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