Cow slaughter plant

[bhooper]

Is there a slaughter cow plant anywhere near northwest TN?

 

[Son of Butch]

Is there a slaughter cow plant anywhere near northwest TN?

Long Prairie Packing - Long Prairie, Minnesota and 1015 miles from Nashville
Can anyone beat that?

 

[SBMF 2015]

Long Prairie Packing - Long Prairie, Minnesota and 1015 miles from Nashville
Can anyone beat that?

Packer Land in Green Bay used to kill cows. That's 679 miles from Nashville.

 

[Mountaintown Creek Ranch]

There's one right here in North Georgia that would put it about four and a half hours south of Clarksville Tennessee. That'd be 239 Miles

 

[bhooper]

There's one right here in North Georgia that would put it about four and a half hours south of Clarksville Tennessee. That'd be 239 Miles

What's the name of the plant?

 

[Mountaintown Creek Ranch]

 

[Son of Butch]

Packer Land in Green Bay used to kill cows. That's 679 miles from Nashville.

JBS owns Packerland in Green Bay we sold finished steers to them in 2021 and I'm 94% certain they're still killing cows there today.

 

[simme]

Brown Packing in Gaffney, SC. Family owned, but that's a little distance from NW Tennessee.

Brown Packing Co. | Beef Packer in Gaffney, SC

Brown Packing is a beef packer in Gaffney, SC. We provide quality beef products throughout the US & provide employment opportunities in Upstate, SC.

www.brownpacking.com

 

[Named'em Tamed'em]

JBS owns Packerland in Green Bay we sold finished steers to them in 2021 and I'm 94% certain they're still killing cows there today.

I had my AI training there and they were processing 1800 head in a 8hr shift the fella said. Absolutely no CAB that I saw

 

[Son of Butch]

Brown Packing in Gaffney, SC. Family owned, but that's a little distance from NW Tennessee.

Brown Packing Co. | Beef Packer in Gaffney, SC

Brown Packing is a beef packer in Gaffney, SC. We provide quality beef products throughout the US & provide employment opportunities in Upstate, SC.

www.brownpacking.com

363 miles from Nashville - you beat me

 

[Son of Butch]

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Waldrop meat processing, Ellijay Ga 187 miles from Nashville and 236 miles from Clarksville Tn

 

[SBMF 2015]

I had my AI training there and they were processing 1800 head in a 8hr shift the fella said. Absolutely no CAB that I saw

They used to kill mostly Wisconsin spotted angus

 

[50/50Farms]

@bhooper It looks like there's a place called Circle L Butcher Barn and another called Kauffman's near you. I can't get the pricing image for Circle L to enlarge on my phone.

 

[greybeard]

@bhooper It looks like there's a place called Circle L Butcher Barn and another called Kauffman's near you. I can't get the pricing image for Circle L to enlarge on my phone.

Circle L Butcher Barn (Dyersburg Tn) won't allow any 'readable' part of it's menu to be enlarged and I couldn't get any of the sub links to do anything either.
They're on FB tho. (I'm not)

It "looks" like it says:
$0.80 per pound rail weight with a minimum of $450 on the rail weight.
Kill and disposal fee $50.
Splitting fee $50
(divided by each customer)

 

[bhooper]

@bhooper It looks like there's a place called Circle L Butcher Barn and another called Kauffman's near you. I can't get the pricing image for Circle L to enlarge on my phone.

I use Kauffman's for our steers we sell direct but I was looking for a place to take cull cows. I'll look into Circle L, I've never heard of them.

 

[kenny thomas]

Southeastern Provisions in Bean Station TN buys cows on the rail.

 

[50/50Farms]

I use Kauffman's for our steers we sell direct but I was looking for a place to take cull cows. I'll look into Circle L, I've never heard of them.

Why would a cull cow be much different?

 

[50/50Farms]

Oh, you meant to sell. Can't help you there, cows are high at the barn though.

 

[kenny thomas]

Why would a cull cow be much different?

I'm guessing that he is looking for a place to sell cull cows other than a stockyard.

 

[bhooper]

I'm guessing that he is looking for a place to sell cull cows other than a stockyard.

You guessed right. Also just curious where cull cows from my area go.