Lauras lean Beef

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Lauras lean Beef

Postby travis » Thu Mar 29, 2001 10:25 pm

What are the good points and bad points about selling to this group? or has anyone heard about them?

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Re: Lauras lean Beef

Postby LanceR » Fri Mar 30, 2001 12:08 pm

They will typically offer a $0.05/lb premium over local markets if the animal meets certain criteria, including no antibiotics or growth hormones and Limousin influenced cattle. A new program (cradle to grave) offers $100 premium for bulls that meet their criteria. See the link below for more information.

http://www.laurasleanbeef.com/cattleProgram/
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Re: Lauras lean Beef

Postby Frankie » Fri Mar 30, 2001 6:30 pm

It's the fastest growing branded beef program in the US. Their premiums are some of the best in the industry. Downside: If your cattle grade Choice, they won't work and no antibiotics or growth implants allowed. If you treat a sick calf, it must be pulled from the program. At one time the cattle had to be fed in a certain feedlot and they only took groups of 100 steers at a time. They were encouraging producers to get together to make up loads. If you have a high Continental influence in your herd, you probably should look into the program. Good luck...

> What are the good points and bad
> points about selling to this
> group? or has anyone heard about
> them?

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Re: Lauras lean Beef

Postby travis » Fri Mar 30, 2001 8:06 pm

> They will typically offer a
> $0.05/lb premium over local
> markets if the animal meets
> certain criteria, including no
> antibiotics or growth hormones and
> Limousin influenced cattle. A new
> program (cradle to grave) offers
> $100 premium for bulls that meet
> their criteria. See the link below
> for more information.

Thanks for the information, travis,



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