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What Kind Of Grain To Finish A Steer. If you decide you really. I plan on giving them grain for 60 or so days before the trip. They also get grain at. I will be grain finishing a few steers starting later this month. It might be worth your trouble to find and buy a cut of grass finished beef before you decide to grain your steer. I have worked them up to 4 lbs. A trend that has become more prominent in recent years is for ranchers to finish a few animals and sell beef directly to the consumer. Some people have told me to feed 1lb per 100lbs of body weight, and others have said 2% of body weight. They graze (not a ton of grass but graze everyday) and alfalfa and oat hay. Although i now know i prefer grass fed over grain fed hands down, i don't think it has as much to do with what they're fed as how they're. They're probably at about 1,000lbs.

They also get grain at. Although i now know i prefer grass fed over grain fed hands down, i don't think it has as much to do with what they're fed as how they're. A trend that has become more prominent in recent years is for ranchers to finish a few animals and sell beef directly to the consumer. I will be grain finishing a few steers starting later this month. I have worked them up to 4 lbs. I plan on giving them grain for 60 or so days before the trip. Some people have told me to feed 1lb per 100lbs of body weight, and others have said 2% of body weight. It might be worth your trouble to find and buy a cut of grass finished beef before you decide to grain your steer. They graze (not a ton of grass but graze everyday) and alfalfa and oat hay. If you decide you really.

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What Kind Of Grain To Finish A Steer I plan on giving them grain for 60 or so days before the trip. They're probably at about 1,000lbs. They graze (not a ton of grass but graze everyday) and alfalfa and oat hay. If you decide you really. A trend that has become more prominent in recent years is for ranchers to finish a few animals and sell beef directly to the consumer. Although i now know i prefer grass fed over grain fed hands down, i don't think it has as much to do with what they're fed as how they're. I will be grain finishing a few steers starting later this month. Some people have told me to feed 1lb per 100lbs of body weight, and others have said 2% of body weight. It might be worth your trouble to find and buy a cut of grass finished beef before you decide to grain your steer. I plan on giving them grain for 60 or so days before the trip. They also get grain at. I have worked them up to 4 lbs.