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"Grassley complained that the food industry seems Bill Greenley 02/23/2011 @ 10:32am Does Grassley not understand economics of livestock production? After years of losses due to high grain prices -- feed for the livestock industry -- equity eventually bleeds away and livestock producers are forced to quit. That results in less meat produced. Less meat produced results in higher meat prices at the grocery counter.

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