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Are you now saying that $1600 gets a 600 lb feeder heifer? I thought you were talking about replacements AI bred to there choice of bulls. Sometimes your posts are hard to follow.

Where do all of these mythical producers live and how would they survive at $1600 a head? Would the first customer not take them all?

How do all of these heifer breeders you use keep from going broke? I would think they would be very thin on the ground loosing all that money. As was mentioned up the thread it costs money and time to do all that shopping.

There are extremes in both directions. The majority of the market lays in the middle.

That would make some dirty cattle p.d.q.

I think it is a southern thing Dave. I have never seen them here in the midwest either. The barn operators would put a stop to it quickly.

How much has the volume changed in the last couple of years?

It is easy to become ''barn blind''. It is hard to regain condition on poor or marginal feed.

Dry aged is the big factor. It intensify the flavor.

Thanks for the culinary expertise. I can't afford the gas to get them fancy legumes so I will throw in a can of kidney beans some catsup and a block of cheese. That should be Oklahoma chili and get me a discount coupon for discount on a bottle calf!

I would trust you with my big pot of soup I am fixing! The google machine cowboys have enough sources for both of us.

Quote your source because someone will be along shortly to prove you wrong.

Careful there is a color expert on the board. They taught me that white is not a color!!!!!!!!!!!!! And by the way, red has a thread all of its own.

I think there is an anti tough EPD used in some breeds.:cool:

It has been an informative thread. If I could get some coin grinding info I could continue with my project. I will share all the info and will not be a ''one and done'' poster.

I read on a forum that a Large Livestock Guardian Dog will teach a cow to ''bark'' properly. This would have saved the cow. They did not say which color of dog gives the best result.

I had a group last year that I had down to almost no feed. Then I started having excessive death loss, so I sold them at the sale barn. I think I got shafted because the weights were way light!:(

They are producing much less manure every day so the methane is out of the question. Should I sell my pasture drag to help pay the fuel bill to grind the coins?

Update. I have found a used one on craigslist that is a Chinese knock off. Will these reactors get good fuel mileage and start well in cold weather? The other question is about payment. They require bitcoin but do not specify the size of the bits. Could I use an old haybuster to grind my coins...

Since the lights wont work my cattle look black. Should I sell them for a huge profit before daylight,and buy a bigger reactor?