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Buying beef in bulk directly from the farmer is a smart investment. AJ and Kim will guide you through the entire process and make it easy. When you buy local, your money goes straight back into our farm and family. Having beef ready in your freezer also makes busy weeknight meals simple.


While buying in bulk may feel like a large upfront cost, you pay the same price per pound for every cut of meat, unlike at the grocery store.

After the beef is delivered to Sorg’s, you will receive an invoice within about one to two weeks. The invoice is based on hanging weight, with your deposit deducted.


Your cutting order tells the processor how you want your beef cut. You can customize it to fit your needs, such as turning roasts into ground beef or having roasts sliced thin. The staff at Sorg’s are happy to help, and placing your order by phone usually takes 5–10 minutes.

Once your invoice is paid, your beef will be ready for pickup about three weeks after processing. Payment is accepted by check, cash, Venmo, PayPal, or credit card. Beginning Fall 2025, credit card payments will include a 3% service fee.

How much beef will you take home?

With an average market weight (live or on hoof) of +/- 1,150 lb. and the average yield of 58-60%, the typical steer will produce a 630-690lb. carcass (dressed weight).


The dressed beef (or carcass) will yield approximately 450 lb. of red meat and trim (take home meat, which includes the average weight of 27 lb. of variety meat: liver, heart, tongue, tripe, sweetbreads and brain), and 146 lb. of fat, bone and loss. 


This is roughly a yield of 60-65% from the dressed or hanging weight.

For those ordering a ¼ (split half), take home meat will be approx. 110-120 lb.; for those ordering a ½ steer, 220-240 lb.


These are estimates. Weights will very due to finished weight of cattle, cutting instructions and grading.

When will I get my beef?

After your selected processing date, your beef will need to age for approximately two weeks. During those two weeks you can expect to arrage to call from the processor to help you make your decision on how you'd like your beef cut.  From processing to pickup it takes about 2.5-3 weeks. 

What cuts will you get with a 1/4 steer?

When ordering ¼ steer (also called a split half), you are splitting a ½ steer with another person.  As you are well aware, no two families are alike and therefore will want to each order according to their needs and likes.  To make it fair to both parties splitting the ½, we leave it up to the processor to do a standard cutting order on split halves; therefore there is little flexibility in cut thicknesses or amounts. You may also be limited to the types of cuts you can recieve based on the family you are spliting with. For example, tenderloins are only available in a quarter if the other family is requesting that cut as well.  Please contact us for more information or questions.  Please click here for a list of the cuts for a ¼ steer. 

What cuts will you get with a 1/2 steer?

You get more flexibility in cut choice when ordering a ½ steer.  You are not at the mercy of splitting it with another person should you want specific steaks or thicknesses for your cuts.  Please click here for a list of the cuts for a ½ steer.  Another benefit of ordering a half is that the processing cost are five cents less than with a quarter.  

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