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Title: On Foot Beef Evaluation


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On Foot Beef Evaluation
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Slaughter Cattle EvaluationTerms for
understanding
  • Muscle - red meat for human consumption
  • Finish (quality) amount of fat covering the
    carcass of a market animal ANIMALS ALL FINISH
    FROM FRONT TO BACK
  • Correctness applies to the structural ability
    of an animal to carry muscle
  • All market animals evaluated on theses three
    traits

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Slaughter Cattle Evaluation
  • How does one go about evaluating market animals ?
  • All animals are evaluated on three traits
  • Muscle
  • finish (quality)
  • Correctness

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Slaughter Cattle Evaluation
  • How does one evaluate muscle, finish (quality),
    correctness ?
  • Visual observation from three views
  • Front
  • Side
  • Rear

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Slaughter Cattle EvaluationQuality Grades of
Slaughter Cattle
  • Prime
  • Choice
  • Select
  • Standard
  • These grades are in order from highest quality to
    lowest quality

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Slaughter Cattle EvaluationQuality Grades of
Slaughter Cattle
  • Prime
  • Choice

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Slaughter Cattle Quality Grades
  • Select
  • Standard

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Slaughter Cattle Quality Grades
  • The more marbling in the red meat, the higher the
    quality grade
  • The amount of marbling is in direct relation to
    the amount of fat covering the Steer, The fatter
    the animal the more marbling it has, usually!
  • Prime Choice Select Standard

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Slaughter Cattle Quality Grades
  • The ideal grade for slaughter cattle is
  • Prime Choice Select Standard

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Slaughter Cattle Evaluation
  • So, you evaluate finish, muscle, correctness at
    each of the three views
  • Front
  • Side
  • Rear

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Slaughter Cattle EvaluationFront View - Finish
  • Fullness in the brisket
  • Excess fat through the neck

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Slaughter Cattle EvaluationFront View - Muscle
  • Width in the chest floor
  • Substance of bone
  • Muscle in forearm

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Slaughter Cattle EvaluationFront View -
Correctness
  • Width in the chest floor
  • Standing straight and solid on front legs
  • Do the feet toe out or toe in?

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Slaughter Cattle EvaluationSide View - Finish
  • Amount of fat covering the last two ribs
  • Excess fat through the flank

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Slaughter Cattle EvaluationSide View - Muscle
  • Amount muscle in the forearm
  • Length of muscle in the rear end

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Slaughter Cattle EvaluationSide View -
Correctness
  • Straightness of the lines back, hips,
    underline
  • Do want legs to far under the steer
  • Or to be too post legged

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Slaughter Cattle EvaluationRear View - Finish
  • Square ness (shelving at the top of the rear end)
  • Square ness (shelving at the Bottom of the rear
    end)
  • A smooth round shape is correct

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Slaughter Cattle EvaluationRear View - Muscle
  • Width through the center portion of the rear
    (stifle)
  • Length of muscle-especially in the lower quarter
  • Width of top

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Slaughter Cattle EvaluationRear View -
Correctness
  • Does the animal stand on feet correctly?
  • Or does he severely toe in or toe out

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Slaughter Cattle Evaluation
  • Lets Judge a class of 4 Steers. Place them in
    order of best to worst, for example 2-1-3-4 or
    4-1-2-3

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Slaughter Cattle Evaluation
  • Its probably best to place them from all views,
    considering all traits, then put a final placing
    on the animals

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Slaughter Cattle Evaluation
  • Lets Judge!!!!!!!!!

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Crossbred Steers Class 104
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Crossbred SteersClass 104
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Crossbred SteersClass 104
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Crossbred Steers Class 104
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First Place 3
  • He was the heaviest muscled steer in the class
    that was clean made and long bodied

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Second Place 4
  • He was a heavily muscled, high capacity steer
    with more finish than 2, but he lacked the
    length and cleanliness of 3

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Third Place 2
  • He was a large framed, long bodied , clean steer
    but was light muscled and lacked capacity.

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Fourth Place 1
  • He was a higher capacity steer than 2, but he
    was the poorest balanced, shortest bodied steer
    in the class and was one of the two lightest
    muscled.

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Official Placing
  • 3-4-2-1
  • Cuts 3-4-5

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Class 105 Hereford Steers
  • 2-4-1-3
  • Cuts 2-6-3

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Class 117 Angus Xbred
  • 2 1 3 4
  • Cuts 2 - 5 - 2

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Class 106 Crossbred Steers
  • 4 3 2 1
  • Cuts 2 2 4

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Class 403 Hereford Steers
  • Placing 2 4 1 3
  • Cuts 2 4 2

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Slaughter Cattle EvaluationThe End !
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