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Our side of beef arrived last night…actually our 1/3rd of beef. We ended up sharing 2 organic, grass-fed, Angus beef with 5 other families. Our share was about 137 pounds for $325. Not bad. I wonder how long it will take us to go though it. Farm to table about 40 miles.
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Erika says
Hey great post, sharing the cow is a cool idea. Any idea what those types of farms are called? I’ve been trying to find one in my local area but don’t know what to look for.
Mavis says
I would google your nearest major city and the term grass feed beef. 🙂
Sarah says
I live in Auburn, WA and just paid significantly more than that for organic beef. Would you mind sharing who you purchase your beef through? Thank you!