We raise our animals here, at Philly Farm, from birth to the table. Cattle have free choice pasture or hay (during winter or drought). Besides pasture, hay and water, they are given Redmond’s trace mineral salt and an organic mineral supplement. No growth hormones or feed additives are used. The cattle breeds we have on the farm are Dexter, Lowline Angus, and Scottish Highlander and British White all of which are hardier breeds that finish better on 100% grass.
This is for a deposit for a beef 1/4, ready for butcher in November 2026.
THE PROCESS:
Make Deposit through our website
PCF will be in touch with you to coordinate with the butcher to provide them with your cutting instructions (see sheet below). You can also order a standard quarter which is around 50% ground beef in 1 lb packs, 25% steaks cut to ¾” thickness, 2 per pack and 25% roasts that are 2-3 lbs each, or with custom ordering you can choose to grind more roasts, make thicker steaks, receive ribs and soup bones and / or pack hamburger in 1.5lb or 2lb packs.
Arrange for pick-up from the butcher once aging and processing is complete (usually 2 weeks) or we also offer delivery or pick up for an additional cost.
¼ Beef Numbers Breakdown
Average hanging weight for a 1/4 of beef is 135lbs. Cost per lb hanging weight is $4.85 / lb
135lbs hanging weight x $4.85 / lb = $654.75 + Average processing cost per 1/4 = $210
Average Grand Total for ¼ of beef = $864.75
FAQ:
HANGING WEIGHT EXPLAINED?
Hanging weight is the weight of the beef animal after it has been field dressed but before it has been aged, cut, packaged and frozen.
WHY DO WE USE THE HANGING MEASUREMENT?
We use this weight measurement because we are not selling individual retail cuts but instead are selling by the quarter, halve, or whole animal. Each piece doesn't need to be weighed which is reflected in the lower cost compared to individual retail cuts.
Purchase a Quarter of 100% Grass-Fed beef!
We raise our animals here, at Philly Farm, from birth to the table. Cattle have free choice pasture or hay (during winter or drought). Besides pasture, hay and water, they are given Redmond’s trace mineral salt and an organic mineral supplement. No growth hormones or feed additives are used. The cattle breeds we have on the farm are Dexter, Lowline Angus, and Scottish Highlander and British White all of which are hardier breeds that finish better on 100% grass.
This is for a deposit for a beef 1/4, ready for butcher in November 2026.
THE PROCESS:
Make Deposit through our website
PCF will be in touch with you to coordinate with the butcher to provide them with your cutting instructions (see sheet below). You can also order a standard quarter which is around 50% ground beef in 1 lb packs, 25% steaks cut to ¾” thickness, 2 per pack and 25% roasts that are 2-3 lbs each, or with custom ordering you can choose to grind more roasts, make thicker steaks, receive ribs and soup bones and / or pack hamburger in 1.5lb or 2lb packs.
Arrange for pick-up from the butcher once aging and processing is complete (usually 2 weeks) or we also offer delivery or pick up for an additional cost.
¼ Beef Numbers Breakdown
Average hanging weight for a 1/4 of beef is 135lbs. Cost per lb hanging weight is $4.85 / lb
135lbs hanging weight x $4.85 / lb = $654.75 + Average processing cost per 1/4 = $210
Average Grand Total for ¼ of beef = $864.75
FAQ:
HANGING WEIGHT EXPLAINED?
Hanging weight is the weight of the beef animal after it has been field dressed but before it has been aged, cut, packaged and frozen.
WHY DO WE USE THE HANGING MEASUREMENT?
We use this weight measurement because we are not selling individual retail cuts but instead are selling by the quarter, halve, or whole animal. Each piece doesn't need to be weighed which is reflected in the lower cost compared to individual retail cuts.