The MOST LUXURIOUS Part of Self-Sufficiency (Beef Math and Tallow!)

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BEEF MATH
We spent:
$1,600 - steer
$550 - hay
$50 - feed
$125 - hauling
$808 - processing
Total cost: $3,133

We got:
776 lb. - hanging weight
399 lb. - total beef
That’s $7.85/lb.

Now if we divided cuts and burger…

236 lb. Ground beef that we’d normally pay $9/lb. = $2,124
163 lb. Cuts that I’m going to average at $17/lb. = $2,771
Total: $4,895

Savings of $1,762


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