Posted by BLinWMi on October 26, 2007 at 11:31:14 from (64.12.117.74):
I have a Swiss steer that I have raised from birth, on nothing but grass and milk. He will be 2 years old opening day but his mom just weaned him about 45 days ago. I am going to butcher him soon and 2 sides of the family are interested in meat. I am keeping a quarter, mom wants half and G'ma/G'pa want a quarter. I am giving a quarter to my mom as a gift for her recent wedding but have no idea what a good rate would be for the 2 other quarters. I am not looking to make a bunch of money, maybe even less than market because of family, but don't know what would be a good price. I am going to do the butchering and take the quarters to a shop to have them cut up. I want to sell the meat at a per pound price for hanging weight, then they will pay for their own processing. Any ideas from ya'll what would be fair? Thanks ahead.
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