Beef / Lamb & Pig Price Tracker

Anymulewilldo

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Livestock Farmer
Location
Cheshire
It’s all bull crap and wind. We eat poor performance Holstein bulls that won’t pay if we sent them. Barley all their lives. It’s how they are treated after slaughter that matters. As long as there is a touch of fat, hang for minimum of a month and you get good beef. Supermarkets don’t want fat, and wouldn’t dream of hanging more than 10 days at the very most
 

crofteress

Member
Livestock Farmer
M and S ‘scotch’ steaks constantly the best for flavour . Their organic range is dry and no sweetness and their Angus range is very hit and miss . Worst steak I had recently was from a butcher in skipton . Looked up the butcher on the net and it had pictures of natives .
 

Henarar

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
Somerset
It’s all bull crap and wind. We eat poor performance Holstein bulls that won’t pay if we sent them. Barley all their lives. It’s how they are treated after slaughter that matters. As long as there is a touch of fat, hang for minimum of a month and you get good beef. Supermarkets don’t want fat, and wouldn’t dream of hanging more than 10 days at the very most
10 days !!! some of it looks like its not hung 10 minutes
 

Optimus

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
North of Perth
We recently put a 22 mth old longhorn in the freezer ...delicious !!
I think as long as it's got good fat cover an hung for a month.they should all be pretty good

These big finishers will only be interested in time spent on farm to slaughter.90 days an offski regardless of weight or cover.probably why there no consistency in the beef we buy from supermarkets.
 

Anymulewilldo

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
Cheshire
I think as long as it's got good fat cover an hung for a month.they should all be pretty good

These big finishers will only be interested in time spent on farm to slaughter.90 days an offski regardless of weight or cover.probably why there no consistency in the beef we buy from supermarkets.
The big finishers provide what the contracts demand… if the supermarket demanded fat cover. Finisher diets would soon change to suit
 

Anymulewilldo

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
Cheshire
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