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PSA at 1.8, baby! Down from 4.5 pre-radiation. I think they expect it to go down to 0.5 or less, eventually, but it doesn't happen over night.
And F cancer!
The sodium nitrite initially applied to the meat is converted to nitric oxide and gassed out during the process of curing. There really isn't much left in the finished product.
I started working part time around 1980 as a high school student with an after-school job.
"The U.S. federal minimum wage was $3.10 per hour in 1980, effective January 1, 1980, after increasing from $2.90 in 1979 and before rising to $3.35 in 1981".
There was no way in hell anyone could...
The origin of it was to not underpay, mostly teens with an afterschool job learning what working for a living was all about. It was never meant to be a living wage.
You're fine, bud. I just was saying that I am up on the latest treatments and the like as far as prostate cancer goes. I even stumped my radiation oncologist with a question or two.
He told me he had only 2 or 3 of his patients that had complications from SBRT radiation. Ok, doc, what's the...
If you even, for a second, think I just jumped into this radiation treatment without doing a ton of research on my options, you are mistaken, with all due respect.
Well, went for a blood draw for my first post radiation PSA test today. Been 4 months since the last treatment so my PSA should be coming down. I have a follow up with the radiation doc this coming Thursday.
Processing fees keep going up as well, unless you are equipped to do your own butchering. The last one I had processed was $200.00 for my half ......... up $75.00 from the prior one even though the rail weight was less on the last one.
A few posts ago, you stated that farmers had a hand in the beef prices and now you back off of it.
I can tell you first hand that the only time I have ever had anything to do with the price an animal brought was a beef sold privately
I hate to tell you this, but the farmers have no hand in it. We sell at auction and get whatever we get for the cattle we sell.
May be different for commercial farms, but for the rest of us, we get what the bidders will pay.