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about seven pounds of grain a day is on a diet and gets exercised daily; but he still gets his jellybeans. David insists that the key to a well-behaved hog is giving jellybeans as a reward for good behavior. (Caroline says that it's true and Samantha says that hogs like the purple jellybeans the best.)
David didn't mention feeding jellybeans to his steers. Neither did Katie Updike. Instead, they explained how much work the market steer project demands. It begins at Christmas with the select of nine month old calves.
David purchased several Angus crosses and Katie chose a British cross and Exotic cross. Once again, hybrid vigor was sited as the reason for choosing crossbred animals. The 600 - 700 pound beasts cost between $400 and $600 and are weighed-in on
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