Local, grass-fed beef for sale Mid-March

[DFBrews]

Ohhhh man hopefully he doesn?t price himself out of the market with that

Our ranch is 5-7 per lb package weight
going rate for grass fed and grain finished on the low end and grass grass high side
Our average half weight last 5 beef in package bone in was 240 lbs and with the half hamburger number I imagine it?s mostly boneless so the quarter numbers are high per animal unit
how old are the beef


shitting on the thread but these are not actual beef prices that consumers should be paying buying in bulk

[TheGrey]

Ohhhh man hopefully he doesn?t price himself out of the market with that

Our ranch is 5-7 per lb package weight
going rate for grass fed and grain finished on the low end and grass grass high side
Our average half weight last 5 beef in package bone in was 240 lbs and with the half hamburger number I imagine it?s mostly boneless so the quarter numbers are high per animal unit
how old are the beef


shitting on the thread but these are not actual beef prices that consumers should be paying buying in bulk

Hi! I don't know how old the beef are- I didn't think to ask. I know he said they were grass-fed; I don't know if there's any grain involved.

I know the prices in the grocery stores are less for burger, but I also know the quality and quantity are far less than they used to be. Are you selling beef? Do you know someone selling beef, and processing it, that's NOT booked out through the end of the year?

You're not shitting on the thread. At least, I don't take it that way at all. I don't have experience buying beef straight from the ranch; if you know of a place or have cattle that you'll be processing and can beat the price, by all means let us know! This is not cheap pricing. But it's getting to be Hob's choice. This is simply an option I'm bring up for availability in March.