BUY BULK BEEF · A & B
Whole, half or quarter?Buy for the way you cook.
A bulk order should make everyday cooking easier. Start with storage, the meals you enjoy and a budget that leaves room for the whole order, including delivery where needed.
PLAN YOUR BULK BEEF ORDER
Whole, half or quarter?
| Share size | Hanging / carcass weight | Packaged / take-home meat | Freezer space |
|---|---|---|---|
| Whole beef | 700–850 lb | 550–650 lb | 17–19 cu ft |
| Half beef (side) | 400–425 lb | 300–375 lb | 10–12 cu ft |
| Quarter beef | 260–310 lb | 200–235 lb | 5–8 cu ft |
Business-supplied planning ranges. These are separate estimates, not a mathematical conversion between shares. Animal size, cutting choices and bone-in or boneless selection affect yield. Your confirmed order states the actual packed weight; shipping charges use the configured shipment weight, not these guide ranges.
Choose with confidence.
Keep the product, price basis and delivery plan together.
Choose a share around your household
A whole beef purchase is a substantial storage and meal-planning commitment. A half offers a smaller starting point, while a quarter may suit a buyer comparing the first step into bulk beef. These names describe order options; they do not guarantee that the quoted planning weights are exact fractions of the same animal.
If you are looking for a half beef share near me, compare collection in Comer with any delivery arrangement available for your address. Review the cut preferences, listed option and final weight basis before deciding. A smaller mixed box can be a better choice when a share would crowd your freezer.
Read weight and price together
Hanging or carcass weight is measured before all the cutting, trimming and packaging that produces take-home meat. Packaged weight is the wrapped meat you store. The difference is why a hanging-weight price cannot be compared directly with a packaged-weight price without knowing the yield and included charges.
Our share guide uses the business’s planning ranges. These are estimates rather than a guarantee for every animal or cut plan. Ask which basis applies to the product you are ordering and whether processing, packing, tax and transport are included.
Make a freezer plan before you buy
Measure usable freezer space, including shelves and baskets, rather than relying only on the appliance’s advertised capacity. Leave room to organize packages by cut and date, and make the most frequently used items easy to reach. The freezer-space figures below help start that conversation; package shapes and your existing food affect the space needed.
Order with time to agree on the assortment and delivery. Once checkout is submitted, save the private access details and wait for any required final quote before payment.
A useful next step
Compare the details before committing to a share or delivery request.