Posted by Dave from MN on July 12, 2011 at 04:45:15 from (75.94.148.103):
I have 4 heifers that I slowly took off grain and put on a pure alfalfa diet, I was thinking I will get more money selling as heiferettes or bred heifers. They "appear" to be gaining weight faster than when they were on feed, and are getting very fleshy. Mean while I had 4 people call and ask for 1/4's, we always have finished the butchers on full feed. I pulled these 4 back about 6 weeks ago and went to the hay. Question one..will they taste any worse or be tougher? 2nd..has any one finished beef on alfalfa and if so what weights could you reach by what age, and is the beef any more or less desireable than on grain. We ussually hit 1050-1200# live weight by 10-14 months depneding on the calves mother, creep fed as calves, and full corn and pellets 2 months after weaning.
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