Posted by wisbaker on April 03, 2021 at 08:47:11 from (173.30.33.249):
In Reply to: Size large steer posted by jon f mn on April 03, 2021 at 06:40:07:
My parents moved to a farm when I was about 12. Neither had been raised on a farm. Part of the learning curve for dad was learning when it was time to send steers off to slaughter. He bought a Holstein steer when we moved to the farm and we fed and fed it. When asked if it was ready to ship he kept on replying He's not big enough yet. He finally decided to slaughter the steer but it was more a function of money was tight and the freezer was empty. Live weight was a tad under 1,900 pounds. He soon learned that you can't or shouldn't try to feed a Holstein until it's round, we trimmed about 18 months off the feed time for a steer after that one. Don't get me going about what happened when he broke his first sheer pin in the baler.
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