Grass-Fed Beef Shares for Ingram, TX
Ingram sits on the Guadalupe River in the heart of the Texas Hill Country, about six miles west of Kerrville on Highway 39. It's a small, tight-knit community with deep roots and a growing number of families who care about what they put on the table. Texas Grass Fed Farms sells 100% grass-fed, grass-finished beef by the share: whole, half, and quarter cow, born, raised, and processed in Texas. Here's the honest part: our pickup is in McKinney, up in North Texas. That's a long haul from Ingram, so we're not there yet. Join the list and we'll tell you the day we reach the Hill Country. If you're willing to make the drive, you can reserve a share now.
Where to Buy Grass-Fed Beef Near Ingram
Ingram doesn't have a full-service supermarket inside city limits. Ole Ingram Grocery at 3298 Junction Hwy carries basics for the community, and there's a Dollar General at 3156 Junction Hwy for pantry staples. For a broader selection, most residents drive the short stretch into Kerrville, where H-E-B operates at 300 W. Main St. and 313 Sidney Baker South, each carrying grass-fed options. A "grass-fed" label tells you how the animal was raised, not where. Much of what's on US shelves is imported from Australia, New Zealand, Uruguay, or Brazil, so look for "Product of USA" before you assume local origin.
How the Shares Work
You reserve a share of the animal: a whole cow, a half cow, or a quarter cow. A half and a whole are cut to your choices on a cut sheet; a quarter comes as a balanced split quarter. A quarter runs roughly 75 to 90 lbs of packaged beef, a half 150 to 180 lbs, and a whole 300 to 360 lbs, all steaks, roasts, ground beef, brisket, short ribs, and soup bones. Your price is based on the hanging weight once the animal is processed, with a fixed deposit set by share size to reserve it. Reserve on our bulk grass-fed beef page, and pickup is in McKinney on a scheduled Saturday. New to buying a share? Our grass-fed beef planning guide covers freezer space, transport, and choosing a size. A half cow needs roughly 10 to 15 cubic feet of freezer space and a quarter about 7 to 10, so size up if you're close. If you make the drive, historic Downtown McKinney's square is minutes from pickup, with local shops, restaurants, winery tasting rooms, and TUPPS Brewery, so it's worth turning into a weekend.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where and when is pickup?
Pickup is in McKinney, TX, on a scheduled Saturday, once the animal is processed and the hanging weight is confirmed. There's no route to the Hill Country yet, so from Ingram this means making the drive or joining the list for when we reach your area. We meet you in McKinney to hand off your beef; nothing gets mailed out.
What is the difference between grass-fed and grass-finished beef?
These days, none. Grass-fed cattle can't be fed grain, so grass-fed and grass-finished describe the same thing: an animal that ate grass and forage its whole life. Our beef is 100% grass-fed and grass-finished, and the label says nothing about country of origin, so check for "Product of USA" when you shop in-store.
Where does most grass-fed beef in US grocery stores come from?
Australia, New Zealand, Uruguay, and Brazil are the primary sources of grass-fed beef sold in the US. Effective January 1, 2026, the USDA requires beef labeled "Product of USA" to be born, raised, and processed in the United States. Every share we sell meets that standard.
See sizes on our bulk grass-fed beef page, or our Texas grass-fed beef page for where we serve and where we're headed next.
Other Texas Hill Country Towns
Hunt | Kerrville | Fredericksburg | Comfort | Bandera | Medina | Junction
Want Us Closer to Ingram?
For now, you pick up your share in McKinney, and you're welcome to make the drive. Tell us where you are and we'll let you know when we bring pickup or delivery closer to you.