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Farmcraft Farm

100% Grass Beef

100% Grass Beef

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Farmcraft 100% Grass Fed & 100% Grass Finished beef. Real deal beef. 100% wholesome, delicious nourishment, raised by us, for you, on Farmcraft's pastures.

For 2027 Beef Reservations, email us now at farmcraftfarm@gmail.com to be on the reservation list. We will reach out in January with specific dates, and if you are still interested you can provide a deposit at that time.

There is still beef available in the farmstore, by-the-cut, as of August 10, 2026.

2026 halves and wholes are sold out.

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2027 beef will be available by quarters, halves and wholes (not by-the-cut). We expect to know our butcher dates in January 2027, and after that we take customers' beef reservations for Summer/Fall/Winter 2027.

Beck's in Oshkosh is the butcher. You will provide your cutting instructions to them, and they will call you to pick up your beef about 3 weeks after the slaughter date. Their address is 519 Clairville Rd, Oshkosh, WI 54904. The price is $7.49 per pound hanging weight. Our whole beef typically hang around 500-550 pounds. $7.49 / lb is the total price, including processing (only snack sticks or jerky would cost extra). Quarters, Halves and Wholes will be available with a $200/$300/$500 deposit.

Email us now at farmcraftfarm@gmail.com if you are interested in a quarter/half/whole Farmcraft Beef. We will get in contact with you around the beginning of the year to see if you are still interested. Thank you so much!

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Mama cows, a bull, the sun, the rain, soil, rotational grazing, haymaking, planning, butchering and packaging have come together – after 26 months of pasture living – into an extraordinary food – Farmcraft 100% Grass Beef - rich, tender red meat and melty, nutrient packed and delicious marbled fat.

We are so pleased and grateful that the universe came together for us to have the honor of offering the community this wholesome, delicious and nourishing food.

The cattle are hard at work every day converting an array of pasture vegetation into meat, bone, hide, organ and fat. This last summer they cut every square foot of pasture vegetation across our farm 3 to 4 times from April through November, happily bending their neck down, wrapping their tongues around a bouquet of the sward, and tearing off a bite, again and again and again, a few inches at a time, to eventually cover over 40 acres of grazing. Between bouts of grazing, usually totaling about 8 hours a day, they stand or lie and contentedly ruminate, chewing their cud, swallowing a second time and digesting the symphony of energies and nutrients provided by the pasture. Over the course of a 26-month life of a beef, in addition to Mama’s milk, I figure each beef eats about 26,000 lb of fresh pasture plants and about 5,000 lb of hay. That’s 26,000 lb of green, diverse, rooted, living pasture plants, and 5,000 lb of the same but stored as dry hay, assimilated into a beef’s body and finally distilled into roughly 350 lb of take-home edible meat and fat. That’s a serious concentration of nutrients.

I don’t know if a person eats 26,000 lb of fresh greens over the course of even a 100 year life. A beef does it in less than 2-1/2 years. And then that accumulation, the incredible bio-concentration of vegetable nutrients, a beautiful and wondrous alchemy of sun, soil & bovine, is available to us as nourishing meat, bone & fat. I hope you, too, find this whole process wonderful to behold in every way. And we hope that you will participate, eating Farmcraft beef to nourish and satiate and fuel you, your family and your friends for your daily works and long-term well-being.

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