Barn_Goddess1991
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Hi I'm new to the whole cattle farming thing and I have a question. What does the term "back to farm" mean, when used as "back to farm heifer" or "back to farm bull"? Thanks :???:
Usually talking about baby calves that will be raised as bottle calves .Barn_Goddess1991":1v8svbne said:Hi I'm new to the whole cattle farming thing and I have a question. What does the term "back to farm" mean, when used as "back to farm heifer" or "back to farm bull"? Thanks :???:
These are Holstein heifers that are going to be milk cows .Barn_Goddess1991":17yqcpu5 said:Well, I was reading a livestock report, and this was stated. "Back to farm heifers 90- 130lbs. 300.00 to 535.00. Does that mean that $535 was paid for a 130lb calf? Yes That doesn't make sense to me, when a good feeder was going from 75.00 to 92.50, and good veal was going from 71.00 to 92.50. Explain plz :???:
That actually means that the price was 300.00 to 535.00 per cwt.Barn_Goddess1991":3mus14dj said:Well, I was reading a livestock report, and this was stated. "Back to farm heifers 90- 130lbs. 300.00 to 535.00. Does that mean that $535 was paid for a 130lb calf? That doesn't make sense to me, when a good feeder was going from 75.00 to 92.50, and good veal was going from 71.00 to 95.00. Explain plz :???:
shorty":w0bvrmms said:That actually means that the price was 300.00 to 535.00 per cwt.Barn_Goddess1991":w0bvrmms said:Well, I was reading a livestock report, and this was stated. "Back to farm heifers 90- 130lbs. 300.00 to 535.00. Does that mean that $535 was paid for a 130lb calf? That doesn't make sense to me, when a good feeder was going from 75.00 to 92.50, and good veal was going from 71.00 to 95.00. Explain plz :???: