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<blockquote data-quote="Rmc" data-source="post: 1780880" data-attributes="member: 39072"><p>Both sets of weaned wagyu cross calves are a commodity, both will end up in feed lots both will end up on someone's dinner plate. The key is knowing who will pay the most for what you already own. The potential quality of the animal doesn't change just because of where you choose to sell . The genetics of the animal doesn't change based on the price point you choose to sell at.</p><p>The genetics or quality of a nonblack hided calf doesn't change if I choose to sell the butcher ready calf at the sale barn or sell it directly to the consumer.</p><p>If I already own the commodity why should my thought process be "hope I make a profit when I sell to buyer."</p><p>Why is that better than "who can I sell it to who sees the highest value in a commodity I already own. At a price we both are comfortable with. And that I can make enough profit to cover for my time and expenses, so that I can continue to raise this commodity if I so choose."?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rmc, post: 1780880, member: 39072"] Both sets of weaned wagyu cross calves are a commodity, both will end up in feed lots both will end up on someone’s dinner plate. The key is knowing who will pay the most for what you already own. The potential quality of the animal doesn’t change just because of where you choose to sell . The genetics of the animal doesn’t change based on the price point you choose to sell at. The genetics or quality of a nonblack hided calf doesn’t change if I choose to sell the butcher ready calf at the sale barn or sell it directly to the consumer. If I already own the commodity why should my thought process be “hope I make a profit when I sell to buyer.” Why is that better than “who can I sell it to who sees the highest value in a commodity I already own. At a price we both are comfortable with. And that I can make enough profit to cover for my time and expenses, so that I can continue to raise this commodity if I so choose.”? [/QUOTE]
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