We raised one and slaughtered it about a year ago. It made nice beef, but we drive the grain to him, hard and killed him young. If you want to try that with a holstein, look up 'barley beef' on google. I'm sure you'll find lots of info... Basically, you drive grain to them with little hay or silage so that they grow fast and fatten without getting too big. If you put a black and white on a regular diet you'll have a carcass that will dress 800+ and probably pushing well past 24 months before it gets any finish on it. Forget about pastureing it if you want good beef. It will just be too big and too old to finish nice. They don't need a lot for shelter once they get a bit bigger. Cold doesn't matter, but do keep the drafts and wet off them when they're younger.
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