I sell direct 10-12 steers a year, been doing so for a long time. I usually would call my processor about Feb. and make appointments for them starting in May and ending in August. I was lucky last year to have made them pre C---d. Last summer she called me in July and wanted me to make my appointments for this coming summer. I haven't even got my calves yet for this year at that time. She said she was booked through Feb of this year already at that time. She said she was getting all kinds of new customers and wanted to make sure she took care of their regulars first.
As already mentioned people are going to buying direct off the farm more. I know I don't have any problem selling them and here very little about the cost. Although I have a good customer base and people who have been buying from me for years. Direct sales is one of the few advantages I have with all the city people moving into my area and all the Farmers who have sold out around me. Its the reason I have been able to make money on a small operation.
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