1/8th BEEF BUNDLE

Interested in buying an eighth of a beef bundle? This preselected eighth is ready to go. No waiting on butcher dates, no filling out cut sheets, no guessing on how much meat you will receive. We take all of the guesswork out of it for you. 

How much does it cost to buy a eighth of a cow?

Price for an eighth of a cow that is processed and packaged by the cut is $494 + FREE SHIPPING/DELIVERY in our ground zone. This includes all cuts listed below in vacuum sealed packaging and the processing.

How much meat do I get from an eighth cow?

You will get 40 pounds of pasture raised, hormone & antibiotic free, non-GMO angus beef.

An Eighth of a Beef Includes:

8 pounds of steak

• 4 pounds premium dry-aged (1 t-bone, 2 ribeye, 2 NY strip)
• 4 pounds other (assortment of some of the following cuts- sirloin, cubed, round, flank, skirt, denver, ranch, flat iron or delmonico)

6 pounds of roast (assortment of some of the following cuts- rump, chuck, sirloin tip, arm)

18 pounds of ground beef (1 pound packages)

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

4 pounds of other cuts (stew, fajita, beef franks, short ribs)

In the event of low inventory, we may need to substitute an item with a similar item of equal or greater value. While substitutions are rare, they can happen from time to time.

How much freezer space do I need for an eighth of a cow?

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

Can my beef be shipped to me?

Yes! This item ships for FREE to our ground zone area. Check HERE to see if you are in it. If you live in Benton, Warren, Fountain, or Tippecanoe county it will be hand delivered.

Can I pick up my beef?

You can choose "FARM PICK-UP" or "MARKET PICK-UP" at checkout to pick up your beef on our farm outside of Williamsport, Indiana of our Market in Oxford, Indiana.. 

Is an eighth of a beef not the right size for you? Try our whole beef, half beef or quarter beef instead.