I would suggest checking what the local hay market is. There is a lot of average grass hay around here this spring. I am surprised by that with the hard winter we have had. I guess everyone thought that hay would be short and held on to it last fall/winter. Good alfalfa hay is still bring good money but grass hay is down 30-40% from the fall highs.
Grazing the calves is not as weather dependent. Also not as much labor in grazing either.
I know that calves are hot items right now but they will still be a good price come fall too. There just are not enough head out there compared to current demand.
The economy could tank and fat cattle prices drop but I would rather gamble on that as the hay market.
Hay buyers are a pain to deal with. If you have a local hay auction then that might work OK.
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