WHOLE BEEF SHARE BUNDLE

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Extras: Without Offal / Shank

Pick-up Date: Mid December

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THIS ITEM DOES NOT SHIP. Market pick-up or West Central Indiana delivery only.

Interested in buying a whole beef bundle? This preselected whole beef is ready to go. No waiting on butcher dates, no filling out cut sheets, no guessing on how much meat you will receive. 

How much does it cost to buy a whole cow bundle?

Price for a whole cow bundle that is processed and packaged by the cut is 

 

$3,335. This comes out to $9.14 per pound. You cannot beat getting t-bones, filet, ribeyes... for that price. This includes all cuts listed below and the processing.

How much meat do I get from a whole cow bundle?

You will get 365 pounds of pasture raised, hormone & antibiotic free, non-GMO angus beef.

 

A Whole Beef Includes:

60 pounds of steak

  • 30 pounds premium (t-bone, ribeye, bone-in ribeye, filet, NY strip)
  • 30 pounds other (sirloin, cubed, hanger, flank, skirt)

70 pounds of roast (assortment of rump, chuck, sirloin tip)

175 pounds of ground beef (1 pound packages)

25 pounds of patties (3 patties per 1 pound package)

35 pounds of other cuts (brisket, stew, short ribs)

You can also choose the add-on package that includes- liver, kidney, heart, tongue, oxtail, and shank)

 

How much freezer space do I need for a whole cow?

The rule of thumb is to allow one cubic foot of freezer space for every 35-40 pounds of meat. So a 12 cubic foot freezer should do the trick. I would suggest getting a little bit larger than that so that you have room to organize your cuts a little better. 

When will I receive my meat?

Your beef will be ready for pickup or delivery approximately four weeks after the "delivered to processor date" that you choose.

Where do I pick up my beef?

If you live in west central Indiana, we would be happy to deliver. Counties that we deliver to are Benton, Boone, Carrol, Clinton, Hamilton, Hendricks, Jasper, Marion, Newton, Parke, Putnam, Warren, White, Fountain, Tippecanoe, Vermillion. You can also pick up your beef on our farm outside of Williamsport, Indiana. 

Is a whole beef too much meat for you? Try our half beef, or quarter beef instead. 

 

 

  • 100% Pasture Raised
  • Grass & Grain Fed Premium Beef
  • Raised Without Hormones or Antibiotics

  • Dry-Aged

  • USDA Inspected

  • Premium Vacuum Sealed Packaging
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FAQs

Insert a meat thermometer probe into the thickest part of the meat to take the temperature.

Poultry

  • Dark meat (thigh, leg): 170º to 175º
  • White meat (breast, wing): 160º to 165ºF

Fish

  • Medium-rare: 120º
  • Medium: 135º

Beef & Lamb

  • Rare: 125°
  • Medium rare: 130° to 135°
  • Medium: 135° to 140°
  • Medium well: 140° to 150°
  • Well done: 155+°
  • Ground: 160°

Pork

  • Medium rare: 145°
  • Medium: 150°
  • Well done: 160°
  • Ground: 160°

Beef

Bold, robust spices enhance beef's hearty flavor.

  • Salt & Black Pepper: Essential for any beef preparation.
  • Garlic Powder/Onion Powder: Adds savory depth.
  • Paprika (Smoked/Regular): Great for grilling or roasting beef.
  • Rosemary & Thyme: Ideal for steaks or beef roasts.
  • Cumin: Perfect for ground beef dishes like tacos.
  • Chili Powder: Adds heat for brisket or ribs.
  • Worcestershire & Soy Sauce: Not spices, but fantastic umami boosters for marinades.
  • Mustard Powder: Great for rubs, especially with brisket.

Pork

Pork works well with both sweet and savory spices.

  • Brown Sugar: Adds sweetness for ribs and pork roasts.
  • Paprika & Cayenne: For spicy rubs, especially with BBQ.
  • Sage & Thyme: Ideal for sausages and pork roasts.
  • Garlic Powder: A go-to for most pork dishes.
  • Fennel Seeds: Adds a mild licorice flavor—excellent for Italian sausages.
  • Chinese Five-Spice: Pairs well with pork belly and ribs for an Asian twist.
  • Apple Cider Vinegar: Common in marinades or sauces to cut through pork’s richness.

Poultry (Chicken/Turkey)

Light herbs and spices bring out the mild flavors in poultry.

  • Lemon Pepper: Adds brightness to grilled or roasted poultry.
  • Garlic & Onion Powder: Basic yet essential for most poultry dishes.
  • Thyme, Sage & Rosemary: Fantastic for roast chicken or turkey.
  • Paprika & Chili Powder: Adds mild heat and smokiness.
  • Cumin & Coriander: Great for spiced chicken dishes.
  • Curry Powder: Adds depth to chicken stews and grilled dishes.
  • Herbs de Provence: A blend of thyme, basil, rosemary, tarragon, and lavender—perfect for poultry.
  • Buttermilk Marinade: Helps tenderize chicken while adding subtle tanginess.