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awaken one of these days without any tail at all. That could be tough Old timers to say “let the tail go along with the hide if you don’t want any trouble."
When we look further at the calf sale records we see that there was a decided spread in price between grades of the same sex. For instance Fancy steers fetched $3.12 more per hundred weight than choice grade steers, * Choice were $229 above Goods, and Goods $2.47 above Medium grade steers. Insofar as heifers were concerned the average of Fancy and Choice grades was $3.46 per hundred weight above the average price of goods and Mediums! Grade in feeder cattle means the same as type does in breeding cattle.
Grade wise the calves sold proved to be 15% fancy, 38% choice. 34% good and 129? medium. Again it might be well for you to compare grade of your lot sold.
! could say that Mr.X’s averaged $xxx.xx per head with umptee per cent Fancy and Choice while Mr. Z’s brought only an average of twirmp dollars and only tutation % grade in the upper brackets. Mur fh-n nrrfir dorrs usually separate themselves anyway and up pops another quote “You can fool some people, some of the time but not all people all the time” But then nohcdv wants to fool anybody.
Neither Would my doing so im
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