A 1200 steer, ½ inch fat, average muscling, yields a 750 pound carcass. The 750 pound carcass yields approximately:
- 490 pounds boneless trimmed beef
- 150 pounds fat trim
- 110 pounds bone
A specific example of how the 490 pounds of boneless, trimmed beef could break out includes:
- 185 pounds lean trim, or ground beef
- 85 pounds round roasts and steaks
- 90 pounds chuck roasts and steaks
- 80 pounds rib and loin steaks
- 50 pounds other cuts (brisket, flank, short ribs, skirt steak)
CONCLUSION:
1 person eats on average 14.5 kg of beef a year
1 cow = 222.26kg
15 people can eat 1 steers meat
Reference: http://igrow.org/livestock/beef/how-much-meat-can-you-expect-from-a-fed-steer/
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