May I suggest miniature cattle for you beef/pork community adventure.
This pretty much says it all. There are 10 breeds of miniature versions of cattle developed over the years. One is the Jersey for milk, the right size for hobby farm and family needs. The Low-line Angus is very popular. They are also kept as pets they are so easy to handle. Once they were kept as teaching tools in the USA the dexter and Zebu have always been small, handled by people on foot.
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Please, do some reading up on them. Here is a chart on meat expectations. With miniature beef cattle you can expect 10% more meat versus bone.
ZEBU:
Web site: http://www.zebufarm.com/ I know little more about then, but that they are a very old breed of cattle, traditionally heralded and cared for by people on foot, rather then horses, SUV, and motor cycles.
This pretty much says it all. There are 10 breeds of miniature versions of cattle developed over the years. One is the Jersey for milk, the right size for hobby farm and family needs. The Low-line Angus is very popular. They are also kept as pets they are so easy to handle. Once they were kept as teaching tools in the USA the dexter and Zebu have always been small, handled by people on foot.
[VIDEO]
Please, do some reading up on them. Here is a chart on meat expectations. With miniature beef cattle you can expect 10% more meat versus bone.
ZEBU:
Web site: http://www.zebufarm.com/ I know little more about then, but that they are a very old breed of cattle, traditionally heralded and cared for by people on foot, rather then horses, SUV, and motor cycles.
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