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Re: Question for Nebraska Cowman or ennybody else
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Posted by Glen in TX on September 25, 2006 at 09:46:52 from (208.246.9.16):
In Reply to: Question for Nebraska Cowman or ennybody else posted by jmixigo on September 25, 2006 at 07:54:19:
Black Angus cattle and black baldy crosses still seem to bring more here too. Packers said they wanted lean beef but wouldn't pay well for our Longhorn crosses so had to cross them with black or red Saler to fool packer buyers. Big corporation packer buyers are trained by their company to pick on, knock down and discount for anything they can to make the packer more money. It's been going on for years. Sometimes it depends on what the packers in your area are set up for too. When dairies started coming in here local packers weren't set up to handle larger dairy breeds like holsteins but now some are.
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