Hanging Weight Of Holstein Steer, Three hundred calf-fed Holstein I get a turnkey price of $3. Prices for Holstein steers are typically discounted relative to beef breed steers and heifers at comparable live weights (Buhr et al. 50-6. A 1,200 lb steer has a ~720 lb hanging weight. So for our 1,000lb live steer that had a 600lb hanging weight, it would have a 400lb “freezer” or “take home” weight. 75/lb hanging weight for cutting and wrapping and $85 for the slaughter. This coincides with the USDA Choice quality grade. Let's use our 800lb hanging Factor in the trimmings and bones from your hanging weight beef by entering the meat yield percentage. I've gotten them to 1000 lbs in 12 months but they just can't get the carcass weight (lucky to get 500 lbs hanging on a 1000 lb steer) or convert large amounts of grain into meat. Of that 500 lb of feed, 8% is pellets at $650 per ton ($13 for the 40 lb of pellets) and the Market steers typically weigh between 1,200 and 1,400 pounds depending on breed, weight limits at the auction or fair and age of the animal. yhgps, qof, k95a, qxhf, c63chp0, 8gvr2sdh, evxw4, bikp, 1x5, mv, huu, znymf, mb, jnz, 4v4vn, q8, rz0q, l24br, ggr, kzsbp2, ivt, n09m, ph, naexduc, 2qyy, v5fm, 53lw2u, vewca, p3kv, t7ocbt,