Missouri | Really short on time. It was explained to me that. To a processor, Stein will have 7% less end product per animal. That counts up at the end of the day to a plant. Becomes more important when supplies are plentiful. Then the shape of cuts from a Stein presents additional problem. Thus most strip steaks going to the restaurant chains will be from Stein's, it fits a need at a price that functions. Also learned long time ago a cow calf man should keep his mouth shut about cattle feeding. I violated that. But 50 years ago we grazed Steins on pasture to #1000 then fed the monsters out to 1400-1600#. Had fences like the Berlin wall. Never forget those day's but would like to. Enjoyed the Discussion. |