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Where do cows go after the feedlot?
To the slaughterhouse to be killed and hung for meat.
Where was the first feedlot?
According to the related link below (Wikipedia), the first feedlot was created in 1876 south of Chicago by Gustavus Swift. For more information on the feedlot, please see the related link below.
What is the life expectancy of a Steer?
Around 24 months of age, when they are slaughtered for meat. Some steers live a few months longer if they don't fatten up as quickly as others in the feedlot.
What do feedlot cattle eat?
Grain.
What rhymes with feedlot?
There are no true or near rhymes of feedlot. According to rhymezone "seed lac" and "sheep rot" are the nearest English words to a rhyme.
What is beef farming?
Raise beef cattle for the purpose of turning those animals into meat. "Beef farm" is a very generic term, as it can refer to beef cow-calf operations or feedlot operations (and everything else in between.)
Is it better to let your livestock graze or be on a feedlot?
As far as sustainability, conservation and herd health is concerned, it is better to let your livestock graze or manage your livestock to graze on pasture than being in a feedlot. However, as far as economics and efficiency is concerned, the feedlot over-rules grass-finishing or grazing.
What has the author Elbert C Dickey written?
Elbert C. Dickey has written: 'Feedlot runoff control research program' -- subject(s): Feedlot runoff 'Conservation Tillage'
How many cows are in a feedlot?
Depends on the age, frame size and weight of these "cows." Most steers and heifers finish at around 1400 lbs.
How could you feed sheep and cattle if they are not kept in a field?
In a feedlot
What is the synonym of feedlot?
CAFO (concentrated animal feeding operation)
How many days do catlle go on feed in a feedlot?
126 day
