​​Product ListPrice
Ground Beef ​

$5.45/lb

Ground Beef Patties (4oz each, 4 to a package)​
$5.95/lb
Osso Bucco ​$5.65/lb
Short Ribs

$6.50/lb

Stew Beef (sold out)

$7/lb

Brisket$5.75/lb
Boneless Top Sirloin Steak $14/lb
Rib Eye Steak (sold out)$18/lb
Tbone Steak ​$16/lb
NY Strip Steak (sold out)$16/lb
Cubed Steak ​(sold out)$8/lb
Chuck Roast $7/lb
Chuck Steak$7/lb
Top Round Roast ​$8/lb
Tenderloin, sliced (for Filet Mignon) ​$20/lb
Liver (sold out)​
$2.22/lb
Sandwich Steak $8.00/lb
Ox Tail (sold out)
​$5.50/lb


We Raise Our Own Beef!!

The foundation of our beef's diet is high quality hay that we grow ourselves.  They are supplemented with non-GMO corn that we grow and grind ourselves. The only other thing we feed them are vitamins and minerals to balance out their diet.  So, they're not entirely "grass fed", but neither are they "grain fed" like they would be in a commercial operation.  Also, unlike many other commercially grown cattle, ours receive NO HORMONES.

​Or, if you prefer, feel free to buy by the piece instead :)   (See beef product list) 

We have beef ready to butcher every few months.  Whole or half cows are $3.15/lb dress weight and you pay processing.  

The animals are growing well, and we have more in February 2023.  Let us know and we'll be happy to reserve a whole or half beef for you. :)

Beef​

Cut of BeefNumber of Pounds
Tenderloin8.4
Sirloin Steak

19.38

Rib Eye Steak19.18
NY Strip Steak15.16
Chuck Roast63.04
Cube Steak16.02
Osso Bucco20.52
Short Ribs17.04
Eye of the Round Roast8.08
Sirloin Tip Roast16.5
Ground Beef227

Sometimes, an example helps to give a clearer picture.  If you're thinking about purchasing a whole or half beef, this may help


This is an example of a beef we had butchered for ourselves.  This was a larger beef.  If you get a whole beef, it can dress anywhere from about 500 pounds to about 850 pounds.  We raise all sorts of different breeds of cattle.  Some are smaller, like Herefords, and they are usually finished closer to the 5-600 mark.  Some are larger, like Black Angus, and they can end up finishing towards the 800 mark.  We'd be happy to show you the cattle, and you're welcome to choose your own.  Or, feel free to ask about getting a smaller or larger one.  We try to match our customers to the cattle that will work best for them :)


Also, the cuts you choose may be different.  There are lots of choices.  If I had to do this one again, I probably would have gotten some sandwich steak, some chuck steaks and some round steaks.


This steer's dress weight was 748 pounds.  The actual amount of take-home meat (with the cuts I chose) was 438.2 pounds


The ratio will of course not be exactly the same on your animal, but this can give you a general idea of what to expect.