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Absolutely not. Livestock rations are carefully monitored and adjusted for proper feed intake based on the fed cattle’s “comfort zone.” Yes, money is made with fast/efficient weight gains but forcing an animal to eat more than what is healthy causes problems with performance and meat quality. Responsible commercial feedyards enlist top notch animal husbandry practices.
