Beef: Whole Cow Deposit
$500.00
PLEASE NOTE : We are sold out of wholes for our July ’23 harvest. We will being taking deposits for September, October, November & December harvest in May. Please contact us if you have any questions.
Our whole cow price is: $4.99/lbs. hanging weight vacuum sealed in plastic. This is inclusive of all processing costs, aging, freezing fresh and packaging. Our average hanging weights typically come in around 750 lbs. (whole cow) which yields approximately 400 lbs.-450 lbs. of take home yield depending on how you choose to have the steer butchered.
All of our steers are butchered at a family owned USDA inspected processing facilities that we work with located in Forsyth, Ga. (a little over an hour drive southeast of Atlanta on I-75). Halves and wholes can be picked up directly from our processor or we can transport via freezer truck to our farm in Clarkesville for a $100 transport fee.
Questions: Please do not hesitate to contact us send us an email at gotmybeef@texgafarms.com or give us a call/text on the farm cell at 706.949.6148!
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PLEASE NOTE : We are sold out of wholes for our July ’23 harvest. We will being taking deposits for Fall/Winter harvest in May. Please contact us if you have any questions.
Our beef price is: $4.99/lbs. hanging weight vacuum sealed in plastic. This is inclusive of all processing costs, aging, freezing fresh and packaging. Our average hanging weights typically come in around 750 lbs. (whole cow) which yields approximately 400 lbs.-450 lbs. of take home yield depending on how you choose to have the steer butchered.
For example, if you choose bone in ribeyes, Porterhouses, bone in chuck roast and bone in shoulder roast your take home weight will climb higher although you’ll still be getting the same amount of beef (just more bone). Another benefit to ordering a whole/half is that you also get soup bones to make your own beef stock as well as some of the more creative cuts such as liver, heart, tongue and oxtail. These cuts are collectively referred to as the offal and with some creativity and proper preparation they can make a good meal!
The easiest way to look at the value proposition of buying a half/whole is that you’ll end up saving approximately 25% versus buying that same quantity of beef from us in our small bundles throughout the year.
When you place your deposit for a whole, we will then reserve an animal for you + harvest date. We’ll also help you determine what cuts are best for your family and we’ll complete your processing ‘cut sheet’ together.
Questions: Please do not hesitate to contact us send us an email at gotmybeef@texgafarms.com or give us a call/text on the farm cell at 706.949.6148!
How much freezer space do I need for a Whole cow? We recommend a small chest-type freezer. 14 cubic foot model; 30 lbs. of beef = 1 cubic foot of freezer space
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