Buy beef by the share

A share is beef priced by the pound of take-home weight, cut exactly how you like it. It is the cheapest way to fill a freezer.

For scale: USDA Choice beef runs $9.94/lb at the grocery (USDA ERS, 01 Sep 2026). Shares land well under that, all-in.

Whole Cow, Multi-Household Drop $3,960

630 lb take-home beef
$6.29 per pound, all-in
$300 deposit, balance at the drop
A whole cow split across households, each with its own order, cut sheet, and packing choices. No single sale exceeds half a carcass, which is how the retail exemption works.

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Half Share $2,020

315 lb take-home beef
$6.41 per pound, all-in
$250 deposit, balance at the drop
A side of beef, cut exactly how you like it.

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Quarter Share $1,030

158 lb take-home beef
$6.52 per pound, all-in
$150 deposit, balance at the drop
The classic quarter: steaks, roasts, and ground for a household.

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Eighth Share $535

79 lb take-home beef
$6.77 per pound, all-in
$75 deposit, balance at the drop
About 79 lb of take-home beef. Fits a small chest freezer.

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How the whole-cow drop works

A whole cow is too much for one household and too big for one sale: federal retail rules cap a single sale at half a carcass. So the whole-cow tier is a coordinated drop. Four households each take a quarter, each with their own order, their own cut sheet, and their own packing choices.

Reserve your quarter with the deposit.
We match you with three neighbors on the same drop date.
You each get your own cut sheet to fill out.
The cow is processed at the USDA plant and delivered together.

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