Whole Cow:

Who it's Good For: Large families, restaurants, avid meat enthusiasts, or individuals seeking long-term supply.

Feeds: A whole cow can typically feed a family of four for about a year, depending on consumption habits.

Typically Includes:

• A wide assortment of cuts, including steaks, roasts, ground beef, ribs, and more.

• Customization options such as preferences for thickness of steaks, and specific cuts.

Freezer Space Needed: Approximately 16 to 24 cubic feet of freezer space is required to store a whole cow's worth of meat.

Half Cow:

Who it's Good For: Medium to large families, or individuals looking for significant savings without committing to a whole cow.

Feeds: A half cow can feed a family of four for about six to eight months, depending on usage.

Typically Includes:

• Similar to a whole cow purchase, but in smaller quantities.

• Assorted cuts ranging from steaks and roasts to ground beef.

Freezer Space Needed: You'll need approximately 8 to 12 cubic feet of freezer space to store half a cow's worth of meat.

Quarter Cow:

Who it's Good For: Small households, couples, or individuals with limited freezer space.

Feeds: A quarter cow can feed a couple or small family for about three to four months.

Typically Includes:

• A selection of cuts, albeit more limited compared to larger purchases.

• Common cuts like steaks, ground beef, roasts, and possibly some specialty cuts upon request.

Freezer Space Needed: Roughly 4 to 6 cubic feet of freezer space is sufficient to store a quarter cow's worth of meat.