You should start by checking out The Stockman GrassFarmer and it's related publications including Grassfed To Finish. There's a lot of usefull information there if you're serious about the subject.
What I'd be looking for is a British breed... preferably Angus, but Shorthorn would do. The basic theory behind it is that these animals marble and finish easily. They're also small frame cattle... and thus have a considerably smaller energy maintenance requirement. With grass you're dealing with a very limited amount of available energy... so you want a small animal that will use less on it's maintenance and put it on it's back. You can finish a continental breed animal on grass but it will be a monster when it gets fat and probably too old to grade. Holsteins are near impossible to finish unless they're on a very high energy diet. Charloais and Limo's aren't that bad... but they take more than an Angus. Read up on the subject yourself...
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