I'm paying 400 flat for a full cow.
How much I yeild will ultimately determine how much I tip. I've shopped around and for my area, where there is only a few processor options, it seems average.
How are you determining what you should yield?
I'm paying 400 flat for a full cow.
How much I yeild will ultimately determine how much I tip. I've shopped around and for my area, where there is only a few processor options, it seems average.
but if they expected/needed a tip wouldn’t it just be reflected in their pricing? I don’t think I’d feel obliged to tip when they set the price
What are the sledge and axe for?My wife tips the processor with foot rubs and a little slap and tickle.
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It’s a tough job but he’s worth it.
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No I don't, but I bring them multiple animals each season and refer all of the people I help harvest animals to them. We are on a texting basis now and always lets me and my colleagues drop animals off even when they are "full". Typing that out it made me think, "Maybe I should tip."