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<blockquote data-quote="Anonymous" data-source="post: 271"><p>A lot depends of the quality of your grass. If you have lush spring growth you may get 2-2.25 lb/day. If you have a lot of dry grass you may be looking closer to 1-1.5 lb/day. Alsom unless you are selling to a market that pays a premium for non-implanted beef you will want to implant. The implant replaces some of the hormones in steers that are missing after castration that increases the ability to grow and allows the animals to gain more on less feed thereby increasing profits.</p><p></p><p> <a href="mailto:snefstea@conagrabeef.com">snefstea@conagrabeef.com</a></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 271"] A lot depends of the quality of your grass. If you have lush spring growth you may get 2-2.25 lb/day. If you have a lot of dry grass you may be looking closer to 1-1.5 lb/day. Alsom unless you are selling to a market that pays a premium for non-implanted beef you will want to implant. The implant replaces some of the hormones in steers that are missing after castration that increases the ability to grow and allows the animals to gain more on less feed thereby increasing profits. [email=snefstea@conagrabeef.com]snefstea@conagrabeef.com[/email] [/QUOTE]
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