Posted by Longmeadow farm on June 10, 2011 at 03:38:34 from (74.76.6.244):
In Reply to: OT- tough beef??? posted by Dave from MN on June 09, 2011 at 16:25:43:
My advise, change abattoirs to someone who doesn't have a butcher shop. I suspect your abattoir paid you the ultimate compliment by "stealing" your steer. However, after gorwing/finishing grass fed beef for over 30 years and have experienced just about every crime inaginable regarding my meat, my advise is as follows. Find an abattoir that can/will work with you, become friends not just a customer. Compliment the abatior, in front of his customers, as appropriate, and don't complain about the little things that invariably will go wrong. Select an abattoir that knows and understands the type of beef you grow. In my case I would never take my animals to an abattoir that knows nothing about aging and processing grass fed beef. Sometimes you may have to search for and cultivate a cabable and honest abattior, but remember in the end it's your business you are protecting... and it's worth it.
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