[Sca-cooks] semi OT question on steer butchering and costs
Alexa
mysticgypsy1008 at yahoo.com
Tue Jul 19 06:54:37 PDT 2005
There is a local market here in VA that I have bought,
I do believe a back quarter (its the one with the
t-bone cuts), anyway..I am sure it was not organic
moo-meat and I paid, I think it was about $200 for the
quarter.
So, paying $250 for the quarter for all organic,
sounds decent to me.
hope that helps
Alexa
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <iasmin at comcast.net>
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> Sent: Tuesday, July 19, 2005 8:11 AM
> Subject: [Sca-cooks] semi OT question on steer
> butchering and costs
> > > I have the opportunity to get a good freezer > >
1/4's and 1/2's butchered and packaged some time
> in August (after
> > Pennsic).
> That puts it at 150 lbs per side. At,
> say, 3.00$ per pound for
> >>the cost of the meat and the processing costs per
> pound, that makes the
> >>overall cost for the meat 225$ for a 1/4 side,
> 450$ for a 1/2 side, and
> >>900$ for a whole, assuming my math is correct and
> my assumptions roughly
> >>accurate.
> >
> > Is my math correct? It seems to me that while
> 3$/pound for organically
> > raised ground beef is a bit pricey, for a t-bone,
> filet, or rib eye, it's
> > pretty darned good. At least in my area. Thoughts?
> Feel free to jump in.
> >
> > Iasmin
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