P Packalip Member Joined Nov 7, 2007 Messages 10 Reaction score 0 Location Lebanon,CT Nov 7, 2007 #1 In CT right now they are pretty low at 60-65cents a lb....how about out west?
O OhioRiver Well-known member Joined Oct 29, 2007 Messages 198 Reaction score 0 Location Jeffersonville,IN Nov 8, 2007 #2 how can people make any money selling out at that rate Packalip":33otcxh2 said: In CT right now they are pretty low at 60-65cents a lb....how about out west? Click to expand...
how can people make any money selling out at that rate Packalip":33otcxh2 said: In CT right now they are pretty low at 60-65cents a lb....how about out west? Click to expand...
F Frankie Well-known member Joined Dec 24, 2003 Messages 6,915 Reaction score 1 Location Oklahoma Nov 9, 2007 #3 OhioRiver":1fc79jpr said: how can people make any money selling out at that rate Packalip":1fc79jpr said: In CT right now they are pretty low at 60-65cents a lb....how about out west? Click to expand... Click to expand... You have to be a very low cost producer.
OhioRiver":1fc79jpr said: how can people make any money selling out at that rate Packalip":1fc79jpr said: In CT right now they are pretty low at 60-65cents a lb....how about out west? Click to expand... Click to expand... You have to be a very low cost producer.
O OhioRiver Well-known member Joined Oct 29, 2007 Messages 198 Reaction score 0 Location Jeffersonville,IN Nov 10, 2007 #4 I am new and trying to figure the math out for costs and such.....what do the following grades pay regularly in the spring per se choice? select? standard? Frankie":1xiswyl7 said: OhioRiver":1xiswyl7 said: how can people make any money selling out at that rate Packalip":1xiswyl7 said: In CT right now they are pretty low at 60-65cents a lb....how about out west? Click to expand... Click to expand... You have to be a very low cost producer. Click to expand...
I am new and trying to figure the math out for costs and such.....what do the following grades pay regularly in the spring per se choice? select? standard? Frankie":1xiswyl7 said: OhioRiver":1xiswyl7 said: how can people make any money selling out at that rate Packalip":1xiswyl7 said: In CT right now they are pretty low at 60-65cents a lb....how about out west? Click to expand... Click to expand... You have to be a very low cost producer. Click to expand...
F Frankie Well-known member Joined Dec 24, 2003 Messages 6,915 Reaction score 1 Location Oklahoma Nov 10, 2007 #5 As I understand this particular discussion, they're talking about selling calves at the sale barn, not cattle ready to slaughter.
As I understand this particular discussion, they're talking about selling calves at the sale barn, not cattle ready to slaughter.
O OhioRiver Well-known member Joined Oct 29, 2007 Messages 198 Reaction score 0 Location Jeffersonville,IN Nov 13, 2007 #6 oh okay...I get it. that helps me I reckon. I am assuming they are totally different I get it now. Frankie":et9gwsne said: As I understand this particular discussion, they're talking about selling calves at the sale barn, not cattle ready to slaughter. Click to expand...
oh okay...I get it. that helps me I reckon. I am assuming they are totally different I get it now. Frankie":et9gwsne said: As I understand this particular discussion, they're talking about selling calves at the sale barn, not cattle ready to slaughter. Click to expand...
OP OP P Packalip Member Joined Nov 7, 2007 Messages 10 Reaction score 0 Location Lebanon,CT Nov 14, 2007 #7 no, i am talking about ready to slaughter cattle
S somn Well-known member Joined Mar 26, 2006 Messages 1,443 Reaction score 0 Location Minnesota Nov 18, 2007 #8 Packalip":149rbo5w said: no, i am talking about ready to slaughter cattle Click to expand... huh you might want to consider finding a new state to sell slaughter cattle in. $.008 per cwt per loaded mile is cheap compared to what you will lose selling there.
Packalip":149rbo5w said: no, i am talking about ready to slaughter cattle Click to expand... huh you might want to consider finding a new state to sell slaughter cattle in. $.008 per cwt per loaded mile is cheap compared to what you will lose selling there.
