FIELD to FORK BEEF - WE TURN GRASS INTO HUMAN CONSUMABLE BEEF BUY YOUR MEAT DIRECT FROM UNITED STATE RANCHERS that grow animals with NO antibiotics, NO hormones, NO steroids, and are humanely raised and USDA inspected.
We have been fortunate to have a family owned ranch in Parker County Texas since 1857. Our ranch is located in the VEAL STATION community between Springtown, Weatherford an Azle. We are fifth generation ranchers that raises Simmental, Angus & Wagyu (Black & Red) cattle.
If you are currently buying your beef at the super market you could very easily be buying meat labeled PRODUCT OF THE USA which DOES NOT mean you are buying USA born, raised and/or processed USDA beef. You could be unknowingly buying meat from countries that have NO INSPECTIONS for diseases including Hoof & Mouth, Brucellosis or Tuberculosis on their animals that are being shipped to the USA. Countries like KOREA, CHINA, MEXICO, TAIWAN, HONG KONG are the biggest exporters of beef to the USA. Do you really trust countries with NO inspection to furnish beef for you and your family? This IS NOT what most concerned and conscientious buyers want to feed their family.
In the USA more and more butchers are injecting water (which contains phosphate) to their meat to make it extra tender. The biggest problem with this is that many consumers are becoming allergic to phosphates which can present itself as food poisoning – and yet no one is declaring this on menus or packages of red meat.
Nowadays, there are unfortunately many hidden and sometimes hazardous issues when it comes to the food that is available to us. So it is important to start choosing well-made products over convenience products and make it a point to know what you’re putting on your plate and into your body.
For guaranteed USDA inspected beef and the most extraordinary beef you have ever eaten, start with our American grown percentage cross or Purebred American Wagyu beef DIRECT from our USDA facility, with cattle born, raised and processed in the USA.
The most visible beef market advantage in the consumer arena for years has been the Angus breed, and Wagyu (KOBE STYLE) beef is the most prized beef in the world. SO this is where the east meets the west in our American Angus and Wagyu Cross beef. We offer you three choices of meat. We have the purebred WAGYU, the 50% Angus & 50% Wagyu cross and the Angus or Simmertal cross commercial cattle so you get a choice of the breed you prefer.
If you prefer CHOICE or PRIME beef then this is what we offer. We have beef that is grass fed, grass or grain finished, for some of the best all natural beef you will eat. This is just a reminder that our beef have NO Antibiotics, NO Hormones, or NO Steroids. Between the Certified Angus Beef program and high-quality carcass values, it's no secret that the Angus breed has their fair share of superior genetics. If you pair the Angus genetics with the Wagyu's incredibly flavorful, healthy breed then you have created a mouthwatering steak, brisket, roast or burger that you can feed your family with confidence.
DON’T BE STRESSED ABOUT FOOD SHORTAGES – Stay safe & be ready by having a freezer full of our Texas beef which will give you peace of mind for you and your family and you will not be dependent on other unknown sources.
The cuts we process are vacuum packed for a much longer freezer life. Buying meat in bulk will cut your price immensely and ensures that you receive meat from a USDA inspected facility that is USA born, raised & processed beef. Many of our customers divide their meat between friends and loved ones so they ALL can save and have room for our product in their freezer. We sell quarters, halves or whole cuts of beef. (PLUS various packages and individual cuts) A whole, half or quarter BEEF is broken down into cuts, like rib eyes, T bones, chuck steaks, shoulder steaks, ground beef, roasts, skirt steak, short ribs, stew meat, ribs, etc. You will be furnished a CUT SHEET so you can have the cuts prepared the way you prefer. This is important for folks that want their steaks cut at a certain thickness, don't want roasts so prefer grinding them into 80/20 hamburger meat or other specific ways you like your beef. If you are not familiar with the cuts and your options then you can set with one of our professional butchers to make sure it is packaged to fit your cooking skills and pallet preference.
IF YOU WANT TO EXPERIENCE SOME OF THE MOST DELICIOUS MEAT IN THE WORLD THEN PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW - When you make a deposit for a bulk order (1/4/ 1/2 or whole) that ensures that one of our beef will be packaged just for you. The total deposit will be applied to the final cost of the order.
If you have ANY processing questions PLEASE call our plant for professional assistance and if you have questions pertaining to orders or shipping call 817-925-8305.
THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW BEFORE BUYING BEEF - - - We sell 1/4, 1/2 & Wholes by HANGING WEIGHT (NO kill fee, processing fee or vac pack fee) - - & ALL single cuts are sold by the POUND
KNOW THIS BEFORE YOU ORDER - ASK YOUR MEAT COMPANY - -
Do you offer sides or quarters of beef for purchase? If so, when will the beef be available?
Can you tell me about how your cattle are raised? Are they grass finished or grain finished?
Do you use any growth hormones?
What is your cost per pound for hanging weight?
Do you butcher the cattle yourself or do you work with a local butcher?
What is the cost per pound for processing?
Will you deliver the beef or will I need to pick it up from the butcher?
-----------------------------If you start with a 1200 pound steer, which has an average dressing percent of 62%, so that you have approximately 744 pound HANGING WEIGHT carcass. From that you will have about 246 lbs of the carcass that is considered non edible, which leaves roughly 498 pounds, as boneless, trimmed beef. If you look at that as a percentage of the live weight of the steer you started with, it is approximately 40% of the live weight.
So, to summarize: A 1200 steer, ½ inch fat, average muscling, yields a 750 pound carcass. The 750 pound carcass yields approximately:
• 490 pounds boneless trimmed beef
• 150 pounds fat trim
• 110 pounds bone
A specific example of how the 490 pounds of boneless, trimmed beef could break out includes:
• 185 pounds lean trim, or ground beef
• 85 pounds round roasts and steaks
• 90 pounds chuck roasts and steaks
• 80 pounds rib and loin steaks
• 50 pounds other cuts (brisket, flank, short ribs, skirt steak)
Maybe this and the diagram below will help explain how the products from a 1200 pound steer will be broken down!
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