Whole, Half & Quarter Cow.
100% Grass-Fed Beef
Families Deserve Food that Heals, Not Harms
- Regeneratively Raised 100% Grassfed Beef
- No Antibiotics
- No Growth Hormones
- No mRNA Vaccines
Animals Born, Raised and Processed in Texas. Available in Half, Whole or Quarter cow shares.
"The Lord God took the man and put him in the Garden of Eden to work it and take care of it."
Genesis 2:15
100% Grassfed Beef - Whole, Half and Quarter Cows for sale
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DEPOSIT for 100% Grass-Fed Quarter Cow Share, Raised in Texas
Regular price $850.00 USDRegular priceSale price $850.00 USD -
DEPOSIT for 100% Grass-Fed Half Cow Share, Raised in Texas
Regular price $1,650.00 USDRegular priceSale price $1,650.00 USD -
DEPOSIT for 100% Grass-Fed Whole Cow Share, Raised in Texas
Regular price $3,200.00 USDRegular priceSale price $3,200.00 USD
Industrial Agriculture has Failed Texas Families
Cattle packed into feedlots. Pumped with antibiotics and added hormones. Fed grain instead of grass. Raised in conditions that harm the animal, strip the land, and put food on your table that burdens your body instead of nourishing it.
That isn't how God designed it. And it isn't food that heals.
You want something better: real beef, from animals that eat what they were made to eat, raised on ranches that restore the land instead of wrecking it. That's what we're building, right here in Texas.
What Is a Beef Share?
Buying a whole cow, or a half cow, or a quarter cow, is how families stocked their freezers for generations. You reserve a portion of a single animal, we handle the USDA-inspected processing, and you take home a freezer full of clean, 100% grass-fed beef. Everyday ground beef and roasts. Premium steaks. Plus the cuts most stores never carry, like brisket, oxtail, marrow bones, and hanger steak.
Because you're buying by the animal, you pay less per pound than you would buying those same grass-fed cuts one at a time. Pick the size that fits your family and your freezer.
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Quarter Cow
About 75 to 110 lbs of take-home beef on average, depending on the animal. If you're wondering whether a quarter cow is worth it, this is the easiest way in: a full mix of cuts for a couple, a small family, or anyone short on freezer space. Ground beef to premium steaks, not just one part of the animal. Reserved with an $850 deposit once orders open.
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Half Cow
About 150 to 220 lbs of take-home beef on average, depending on the animal. A half cow is the sweet spot for most families: months of meals and the full range of half cow cuts, from ground beef to roasts to premium steaks. Reserved with a $1,650 deposit once orders open.
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Whole Cow
About 300 to 440 lbs of take-home beef on average, depending on the animal. A whole cow is the best value per pound, ideal for big families, splitting with friends, or anyone done with the grocery meat counter for good. Reserved with a $3,200 deposit once orders open.
Every share is grass-fed and grass-finished, never grain-finished, born, raised, and processed in Texas. Take-home weights are estimates. Your share is priced by the pound of hanging weight, so a lighter or heavier animal simply adjusts your total at the same locked rate. See exactly how we price your beef share.
Texas Grass-Fed Beef, Raised the Right Way
We're not a farm and we don't pretend to be. We're a family that wanted clean beef and built the supply chain to get it. We partner with Texas ranchers who practice regenerative agriculture: grazing that builds soil, captures carbon, and honors the call to care for creation. The cattle are born, raised, and processed in Texas, and every share supports a Texas family and heals Texas land.
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100% Grass-Fed and Grass-Finished
Cattle raised on Texas pasture with rotational grazing. No feedlots. No confinement. Never grain-finished to fatten them up at the end. Just grass, the way it's supposed to be.
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No Hormones, No Antibiotics, No Chemicals
Clean beef you can trust to feed your kids. No added growth hormones. No antibiotics. No chemical inputs on the land or the animal.
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Better Nutrition, Real Flavor
Grass-fed beef carries 2 to 4 times more omega-3s than grain-fed, plus higher CLA and more vitamins A and E. It's food that works for your body, not against it. And it tastes like beef used to taste. Read the science behind grass-fed beef nutrition.
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Raised as Good Stewards
Cattle grazing diverse pastures. Land healing for the next generation. Genesis 2:15 in practice: ranching that honors God's design instead of fighting it. See how regenerative ranching works.
Free Delivery in Collin, Denton, Dallas, Tarrant and Roackwall Counties
Right now we're focused on doing one thing well: getting exceptional grass-fed beef to families across North Texas. You reserve your share, and when your beef is ready, we deliver it to your door at no additional charge. If you'd rather, we'll schedule a pickup with you in McKinney.
That short chain, from our partner ranchers to the processor to your freezer, is the whole point. You know where it was raised. You know who brought it to you. Nothing about it is a mystery.
Free local delivery across the DFW area, including McKinney, Frisco, Plano, Allen, Prosper, Celina, Melissa, Anna, Fairview, Wylie, Little Elm, Dallas, Fort Worth, Denton, Rockwall, and the surrounding North Texas communities.
We're starting in North Texas and growing from here. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you the moment we open in your area.
Beef Share Questions, Answered
How much does it cost to buy a whole cow?
It depends on the animal's hanging weight. Every share is priced per pound of hanging weight at a rate locked in on your deposit date, with processing included. A half is priced on half of the animal's hanging weight, and a quarter on one quarter of it. Current pricing for each size is listed on its product page. You pay for exactly what you receive.
How much meat is in a quarter cow?
About 75 to 110 lbs of take-home beef on average, depending on the animal's hanging weight. That's a full spread across the animal: ground beef, roasts, and premium steaks, not just one cut. A quarter fits in most standard freezers with room to spare.
Is it cheaper to buy a whole cow?
Per pound, yes. Buying by the animal costs less than buying those same grass-fed cuts one at a time at a store, and a whole cow is the best per-pound value of the three sizes. The trade-off is freezer space and paying up front, which is exactly why we offer quarters and halves too.
How much freezer space do I need?
More than most people expect. You only get about 75% of a freezer's rated space once you account for package shapes and shelving, so size up: plan on roughly 7 to 10 cubic feet for a quarter, 10 to 15 for a half, and 15 to 20+ for a whole cow. A quarter wants its own small freezer, not just the one over your fridge; a half or whole calls for a dedicated chest freezer. Our grass-fed beef planning guide covers freezer sizing and power-outage backup in detail.
Is the beef really 100% grass-fed?
Grass-fed and grass-finished, start to finish. The cattle are never sent to a feedlot and never grain-finished. No added hormones, no antibiotics.
How do I get my beef?
Local pickup in McKinney, TX. You'll get a pickup window once your beef is processed and ready. We're a North Texas pickup operation for now, so the freezer beef comes to you the short way: ranch, processor, your car.
How is a share priced?
By the pound of hanging weight (the carcass weight at harvest) at a rate locked in on your deposit date. You reserve with a fixed deposit, then pay the balance once the animal is processed and the exact weight is known. Lighter animal, smaller balance. Heavier animal, more beef.
What Beef Cuts Come in Your Share?
Your share isn't one cut. It's a spread from across the whole animal, and how you get it depends on the size you buy.
Quarter Cow: Standard Cuts
A quarter comes back with a set lineup. Nothing to fill out, nothing to decide:
Filet Mignon · NY Strip · Ribeye · Sirloin · Flank Steak · Skirt Steak · Chuck Roast · Stew Meat · Ground Beef
Premium steaks down to everyday ground beef. It's the simplest way in if you've never bought beef like this before.
Your quarter also includes about 4 to 5 lbs of brisket. Two quarters share one brisket, so you'll get either the point end or the flat end. The point is richer and fattier, made for burnt ends and chopped brisket. The flat is leaner and slices clean. Both smoke beautifully, and at this size it's a Saturday cook instead of an all-nighter.
Half and Whole Cow: Your Custom Cut Sheet
Buy a half or a whole and you design it yourself. We send you a cut sheet and you decide how the animal gets broken down: brisket whole or split, thick steaks or thin, more roasts or more ground beef, short ribs, dino ribs, picanha, tri tip, soup bones. Any line you leave blank comes back as ground beef.
All standard processing fees are included in your price. Value-added items like sausage, patties, and bacon are available for an added cost.
Not sure what to pick? We'll walk you through it, and our complete beef cuts guide explains what every cut is and how to cook it.
WHY CHOOSE GRASSFED BEEF
Grass-fed Beef Nutrition That Heals
Grass-fed beef isn't just different—it's dramatically better for your family. With 2-4 times more omega-3 fatty acids, higher CLA, and enhanced vitamins compared to grain-fed beef, you're choosing food that actively supports health.
Regenerative Agriculture Heals Texas Land
Regenerative agriculture builds soil instead of depleting it. Through rotational grazing and holistic management, our partner ranchers heal land while producing grass fed beef.
Your grass-fed beef purchase supports land healing, not land destruction.
Honoring God's Design for Creation
Industrial agriculture treats animals as production units. Regenerative agriculture recognizes God's design—cattle eating grass on diverse pastures, living in family groups, thriving in environments that honor their nature.
This is Genesis 2:15 in practice. This is biblical stewardship producing food that heals.
Supporting Texas Ranching Heritage
Choosing Texas grass-fed beef supports family ranchers preserving our state's heritage. You invest in local Texas economies, shorter supply chains, and transparent relationships between ranchers and families.
Real food means knowing where it comes from and who raised it.
This is Genesis 2:15 in practice. This is biblical stewardship producing food that heals.
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Texas Ranchers: Partner With Us
Are you a Texas rancher raising cattle on grass the right way? We're looking for partners who share our commitment to land stewardship, clean beef, and honest production.
What We Look For:
✓ Regenerative, rotational grazing
✓ 100% grass-fed and grass-finished, never grain
✓ No added hormones, antibiotics, or chemical inputs
✓ Transparent, ethical production
We Handle:
- USDA-inspected processing
- Marketing and branding
- Direct-to-family sales
- Cut sheets, scheduling, and McKinney pickup logistics
You focus on the land and the herd. We connect your cattle with North Texas families who want exactly what you're raising.
Premium wholesale pricing. Reliable markets. Long-term partnerships.