Posted by Super-H-Mike on November 02, 2014 at 11:30:36 from (76.164.147.173):
In Reply to: OT steer feed posted by pat sublett on November 02, 2014 at 05:35:52:
I am currently running an "experiment" on two Holstein steers at my place. I got them as bottle calves and gave them calf starter and ground feed til they were six months old. Since then they have only had hay and pasture, and are now 15 months old. They are definitely not as fat as ones I have fed corn all along to, however they look good. I have saved a ton of money on corn, oats, supplements and labor for grinding and feeding rations. They will be going to butcher in 3-4 months and then I will see how the meat turns out as far as taste and toughness. If the meat is good, it will be the way I do it from now on, just because of the savings on inputs. But, I just raise for my own use.
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