Heifer, how far from finished

choochter

Member
Location
aberdeenshire
your opinions experts, please
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Location
Devon
Surely you need to know imput food costs against weekly lwg output, with age and total weight taken into account along with breed.

My own opinion from the pictures shown I would keep for another 2wks but sell live weight

Totally the wrong way to do it..

You should be weighing any cattle over 550 kilos monthly, sell any that aren't putting on more meat than they are eating in food ( unless they have been ill etc ) but keep any that are putting on more meat than what they are eating unless they get to 680 kilos or are getting fat.
 

johnspeehs

Member
Location
Co Antrim
what is it then?
In my humble opinion and not easy going by a photo but I agree with @sheepwise this is still a store hfr, she hasn't enough fat cover yet, not a criticism, a great hfr to feed on for a while. She would be a 2 here. As others have said the store ring is the place for her, just the type feeding men want, all her growing done so just needs a bit more cover.
 

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