Stock your freezer with premium pasture-raised Half Beef! We've partnered with Randleman Farms to bring you a Half Cow, perfect for filling your freezer with high-quality, locally raised beef. These Angus/Simmental cattle are raised and finished on pasture with a balanced haylage and grain mix for rich flavor and excellent marbling.
Depending on your customization, the average price per lb of take home meat is $9.80/lb--excellent value for the full variety of steaks, tenderloin, roasts, ground, ribs, bones & more!
A $500 non-refundable deposit reserves your Half Cow for CATHIS Farm Pickup. The final cost of a Half Cow will be an estimated $2,700 to $3,000. Your deposit will be applied to this final cost. Your beef will come frozen and vacuum-sealed from our USDA inspected processor.
What will the total cost of a Half Cow be and how much meat will I take home?
Final price varies based on each cow and your customization. Final pricing is calculated based on hanging weight at $8.25/lb, which includes processing fees.
Based on our recent Half Cow orders, here is an estimate of what you can expect:
A $500 deposit reserves your Half Beef. Deposits are non-refundable.
How does a Half Cow order work?
What kinds of cuts are included?
We'll provide our recommended cuts along with a sample cut sheet. You'll have the opportunity to ask us any questions about your selections before the cows are taken for processing, so that you receive a customized culinary experience. A Half Cow order includes all of your beef favorites: a variety of steaks, roasts, short ribs, tenderloin, stew meat, stir fry, ground beef, and more, plus nutritious bones, fat and organs.
How much freezer space do I need?
Are the farm practices for these cows the same as at CATHIS Farm?
The difference is that these cows receive a haylage/grain mix during finishing. They are Angus/Simmental mix cattle raised on pasture and finished on pasture with a haylage/grain mix. CATHIS Farm’s Dexter cattle are 100% grass-fed, meaning they are grass-fed and grass-finished. Both are raised on pasture for their entire lives.