Pre Cut 1/2 Beef Deposit

$500.00

Half Beef – Standard Cut

$14.00/lb hanging weight
$500 deposit
Average Hanging Weight: 300–400 lbs
Estimated Take-Home Beef: 200–250 lbs
Estimated Total Cost: $4,2000–$5,600

When you order a ½ beef, you will are selecting a standard pre cut portion.
Final quantities and cuts may vary.

Standard steak thickness: 1.5 inch
Steaks packaged 2 per package
Roasts approximately 2–3 lbs each
Ground beef packaged in 1 lb packages

Exact quantities will vary depending on the size, shape, and yield of the individual animal.

1. Premium Steaks

A great selection of steaks for grilling, pan-searing, and special meals.

  • Boneless Ribeye Steaks: approximately 8–12 steaks

  • New York Strip Steaks: approximately 5–8 steaks

  • Filet/Tenderloin Steaks: approximately 3–6 steaks

  • Petite Sirloin Steaks: approximately 5–8 steaks

  • Flank Steak: approximately 1-3

  • Skirt Steak: approximately 1-3

The loin is cut into New York Strip Steaks and Filets rather than T-Bones, giving you two versatile premium steak options.

2. Roasts & Slow-Cooking Cuts

Perfect for crock pots, Dutch ovens, smoking, and traditional roast dinners.

  • Chuck Roasts: approximately 5–8 roasts

  • Arm Roasts: approximately 1-3

  • Sirloin Tip Roasts: approximately 1–3

  • Brisket: approximately 1-2 halves

  • Short Ribs: approximately 3–4 packages

Roasts are generally cut to approximately 2–3 lbs each for convenient family-sized meals.

3. Everyday Beef

A half beef provides plenty of practical cuts for everyday cooking.

  • Premium Ground Beef: approximately 50–90 lbs. packaged in 1 lb packages

  • Stew Meat: approximately 5–8 one-pound packages

  • Cube Steak: approximately 5–8 packages

  • Short Ribs: approximately 2–4 packages

Ground beef makes up a significant portion of the share and is perfect for burgers, tacos, meatloaf, pasta, casseroles, chili, and everyday meals.

Freezer Space Check

A ½ of beef will typically provide approximately 200–250 lbs of packaged beef.

Plan on approximately 7–8 cubic feet of freezer space. A medium-to-large chest or upright freezer is recommended.

Half Beef – Standard Cut

$14.00/lb hanging weight
$500 deposit
Average Hanging Weight: 300–400 lbs
Estimated Take-Home Beef: 200–250 lbs
Estimated Total Cost: $4,2000–$5,600

When you order a ½ beef, you will are selecting a standard pre cut portion.
Final quantities and cuts may vary.

Standard steak thickness: 1.5 inch
Steaks packaged 2 per package
Roasts approximately 2–3 lbs each
Ground beef packaged in 1 lb packages

Exact quantities will vary depending on the size, shape, and yield of the individual animal.

1. Premium Steaks

A great selection of steaks for grilling, pan-searing, and special meals.

  • Boneless Ribeye Steaks: approximately 8–12 steaks

  • New York Strip Steaks: approximately 5–8 steaks

  • Filet/Tenderloin Steaks: approximately 3–6 steaks

  • Petite Sirloin Steaks: approximately 5–8 steaks

  • Flank Steak: approximately 1-3

  • Skirt Steak: approximately 1-3

The loin is cut into New York Strip Steaks and Filets rather than T-Bones, giving you two versatile premium steak options.

2. Roasts & Slow-Cooking Cuts

Perfect for crock pots, Dutch ovens, smoking, and traditional roast dinners.

  • Chuck Roasts: approximately 5–8 roasts

  • Arm Roasts: approximately 1-3

  • Sirloin Tip Roasts: approximately 1–3

  • Brisket: approximately 1-2 halves

  • Short Ribs: approximately 3–4 packages

Roasts are generally cut to approximately 2–3 lbs each for convenient family-sized meals.

3. Everyday Beef

A half beef provides plenty of practical cuts for everyday cooking.

  • Premium Ground Beef: approximately 50–90 lbs. packaged in 1 lb packages

  • Stew Meat: approximately 5–8 one-pound packages

  • Cube Steak: approximately 5–8 packages

  • Short Ribs: approximately 2–4 packages

Ground beef makes up a significant portion of the share and is perfect for burgers, tacos, meatloaf, pasta, casseroles, chili, and everyday meals.

Freezer Space Check

A ½ of beef will typically provide approximately 200–250 lbs of packaged beef.

Plan on approximately 7–8 cubic feet of freezer space. A medium-to-large chest or upright freezer is recommended.