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Feeding Market Steers for Show - Penn State Extension Making sure that the steer receives appropriate protein, energy, and minerals allows the steer to not only grow to reach market weight, but also ensures that the steer develops muscle and reaches an appropriate fat cover for show day
FEEDING AND RAISING THE SHOW STEER - Baylor These recommendations are intended for use as a guide in helping you evaluate your show animal and determine how you will achieve your target weight and show condition
Getting Started with Show Cattle - Sure Champ Start here to learn everything you need to know about getting started with show cattle Learn tips about nutrition, dealing with stress, and daily care
Managing for Show - Beef Skillathon There’s a lot you need to know if you’re going to raise beef cattle to exhibit at shows Your first job is to decide what kind of beef project you want to undertake There are four types of beef projects to consider: Of those, haltered show steers and heifers demand the most time, expense and work
Raising Beef Cattle for Profit on a Small Farm - Grit There are two stages to raising feeder steers: growing and finishing The growing stage is exactly what it sounds like; the steer is still growing structurally The finishing stage happens when the steer is finished growing structurally and will start to put on fat and muscle weight more quickly