Split a cow with your neighbors.
Claim a quarter or half of a local steer. A deposit holds it, the farm bills the rest after butcher day, and you pay the butcher when you pick up.
Not sure how much you need? Find your size in about a minute.
- Every price up front, with the butcher as an estimate
- Your deposit is held until pickup
- Straight from the farm, no middleman markup
Shop by share
Not sure how much? Find your size in about a minute.
Save about $500 on a half beef
Same grass-fed beef, two ways to buy it. Cut by cut, every steak is priced like a steak. In a share, every cut costs the same, so the ribeyes cost what the hamburger does.
- 91 lb ground beef at $10.46$950
- 46 lb steaks at $23.22$1,080
- 36 lb roasts at $12.12$440
- 28 lb brisket, short ribs and stew meat at $12.35$350
Cut prices and the $5.75/lb share price are averages from the USDA National Grass Fed Beef Report, Jul to Sep 2025 (grass-fed beef sold straight from the farm). The share adds the 5% service fee and a typical butcher bill. Each farm sets its own price, and the cut mix depends on your cut sheet.
A share, start to finish
About a month or two from claiming your share to a full freezer. You pay in three parts, never all at once.
Pick a steer from a farm near you and choose a quarter, half or whole.
Deposit · about $150 for a quarter, taken off the price
Claim your share
Pick a steer from a farm near you and choose a quarter, half or whole.
Deposit · about $150 for a quarter, taken off the priceBetter beef, by the numbers
First time buying a share?
How much freezer space do I need?
What is hanging weight?
When do I pay, and who do I pay?
Can I split a share with a friend?
I don’t know what to put on a cut sheet.
How long does frozen beef keep?
Farmer? Sell every steer before butcher day.
A free farm page, buyers from local ads, and we handle deposits and billing.