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Raising Beef Cattle: A Beginner’s Starters Guide to Raising Beef Cattle

Name: Raising Beef Cattle: A Beginner’s Starters Guide to Raising Beef Cattle
Brand: Nancy Ross
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Éditeur:: Nancy Ross
Sortie:: Jul 11, 2017
ISBN:: 9781540101167
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DISCOVER THE EASY WAY TO GET STARTED WITH RAISING BEEF CATTLE!

Whether you want to learn to raise beef cattle on your own, eat your own raised beef with your family, or sell the meat to make a profit this book can help you.

Here Is A Preview Of What You'll Learn...

Getting Started with Raising Cattle Food and Water for Your Cattle Building a Shelter for the Cattle Breeding Your Cattle Finding a Good Slaughterhouse Tips to Succeeding in Raising Your Own Beef Cattle Much, Much, More!

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Raising Beef Cattle: A Beginner’s Starters Guide to Raising Beef Cattle

De Nancy Ross

Longueur: 49 pages41 minutes

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DISCOVER THE EASY WAY TO GET STARTED WITH RAISING BEEF CATTLE!

Whether you want to learn to raise beef cattle on your own, eat your own raised beef with your family, or sell the meat to make a profit this book can help you.

Here Is A Preview Of What You'll Learn...

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Éditeur:: Nancy Ross
Sortie:: Jul 11, 2017
ISBN:: 9781540101167
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If you have ever gone to the store and purchased beef, you have probably cringed at the price it is to purchase just a little bit. Many families are tired of spending those prices all of the time. But if you have a little bit of land, you could decide to raise beef cattle on your own, to either eat the meat with your family or sell some to make a profit.

This guidebook is going to take some time to talk about how to raise beef cattle. We will talk about some of the basics of doing this process, such as how much land that you need and some specific weather and climate conditions, before moving on to the food and water that your cattle will need to survive. In addition, this guidebook will cover a lot of other great topics that you need for raising your own beef cattle, including how to build a shelter for the cattle, how to breed your cattle and how to find a good slaughterhouse for your cattle, whether you decide to do it on your own or send them to a plant.

When you are ready to start raising your own beef cattle and you want to get started right away, make sure to read through this guidebook and learn some of the basics that you need to get started!

Chapter 1: Getting Started with Raising Cattle

There are a lot of good reasons why you would want to consider getting started with your very own beef cattle. Humans love to eat meat, and this is such a good thing because meat is an essential protein that will be required for bone and muscle building inside of the body. There are even a few experts who believe that the fats found inside of beef will help to protect your heart from a wide variety of diseases. These studies even show how the beef is able to secrete acids; these acids will limit your risk of cancer and diabetes while also building up your immune system against some of the other common health concerns and diseases that are out there.

Once you get started with raising your own beef cattle, you are going to find that this can be an amazing journey. There are so many reasons why you would want to raise your own cattle rather than just relying on what you can find at the store. But regardless of all the reasons that you can pick from, one of the most important reasons to raise your own cattle is that you will have as much nutritious meat as you would like, and you won’t have to worry about how high the prices are at the grocery store.

Depending on where you get your meat from, you can even get some cleaner meat. Some farms have trouble with taking care of their cattle and this could end up causing your meat to not taste good or be as healthy as it can be.

And because there is such a big demand for healthy beef meat, cattle rearing can actually be a great way for you to make some money if you would like. You can easily make an income

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