HalfCow Share - $2,999

At Kind Cattle Co., we believe in complete transparency. When you purchase a Grass-Finished Half Cow Share, you're investing in premium Texas-raised Brangus beef raised with care from start to finish.

Our cattle are born and raised on pasture and finished exclusively on grass and forage. We take pride in raising high-quality beef and providing our customers with a product they can feel confident serving their families.

We want our customers to understand exactly what they're paying for. That's why our pricing includes the entire process—from raising the animal to professional processing, packaging, and preparing your beef for the freezer.

Pricing

Our Grass-Finished Half Cow Shares are priced at $10.25 per pound hanging weight.

Most half cows average between 275–325 pounds hanging weight, though actual weights vary from animal to animal.

A typical Grass-Finished Half Cow ranges from approximately $2,800–$3,350, depending on the final hanging weight of the animal.

Estimated pricing is based on average hanging weights. Actual totals may vary depending on the final weight of the animal and any specialty processing requests selected through the butcher.

The base price includes:

✔ Raising and caring for the animal
✔ Professional processing by a state-inspected butcher
✔ Standard cutting and packaging
✔ Vacuum-sealed and labeled cuts
✔ Boxing and inventory organization
✔ Standard cut sheet customization

Additional Charges

While our goal is to keep pricing as straightforward as possible, additional fees may apply for:

• Specialty cuts
• Custom processing requests
• Value-added products
• Non-standard packaging options
• Additional butcher services

Any additional fees are charged by the butcher and will be communicated whenever possible before processing.

What You'll Receive

A Grass-Finished Half Cow Share typically yields approximately 175–188 pounds of packaged beef, depending on the size of the animal and your cut sheet selections.

Your beef will be individually packaged, vacuum-sealed, labeled, frozen, and boxed for easy freezer organization.

Typical Yield

While every animal is different, a typical half cow consists of approximately:

• 50% Ground Beef
• 30% Roasts
• 20% Steaks

Cuts You Can Expect

Steaks

• Ribeye
• New York Strip
• Filet Mignon
• Top Sirloin
• Flank Steak

Roasts

• Chuck Roast
• Rump Roast
• Sirloin Tip Roast
• Brisket
• Pikes Peak Roast

Everyday Favorites

• Ground Beef
• Stew Meat
• Oxtail
• Soup Bones

Cut Sheet Options

One of the greatest benefits of purchasing a half cow is the ability to customize your order. Prior to processing, you'll complete a cut sheet that allows you to choose steak thickness, roast sizes, packaging preferences, and other options so your beef matches the way your family cooks and eats.

Deposit & Payment

To reserve your Grass-Finished Half Cow Share, we require a 50% deposit.

The remaining balance is due prior to pickup once final hanging weights and processing charges have been calculated.

Please note that once a cow has entered processing, deposits become non-refundable.

Freezer Space Needed

A Half Cow Share typically requires approximately 9–12 cubic feet of freezer space.

Pickup Information

Half Cow Shares are currently available for local pickup.

Your beef will be:

• Frozen solid
• Vacuum-sealed and labeled
• Boxed and organized
• Ready to load into your vehicle

Why Choose Grass-Finished Beef?

• Raised entirely on pasture from start to finish
• Rich, natural beef flavor
• Premium Texas-raised Brangus beef
• Stock your freezer for months without needing the space required for a whole cow
• Know exactly where your food comes from
• Support a local family ranch

Our Promise

✔ Grass-Finished
✔ Texas-raised Brangus beef
✔ Raised on pasture from start to finish
✔ No added hormones
✔ Transparent ranch-to-freezer process
✔ Raised with care and respect

Have questions about purchasing a Grass-Finished Half Cow Share? We'd love to help. Contact us anytime at (979) 351-9168. We're happy to walk you through the process and help determine whether buying in bulk is the right fit for your family.