buy a whole cow!

 Natalie Gross

Mr. Roddy

IHSS 

May 17, 2022

Buy a whole cow!

    The article I read was all about how you can buy either half a cow or a whole cow and store it in your freezer so you can have meat for a whole lot cheaper than if you bought it from the grocery store. Some farms, such as Ray Law's cattle ranch are selling whole cows to people as opposed to selling the cows to a place that will then go on to package and sell the separate cuts of meat. If you buy half a cow, it is usually between 200-250 lbs of meat and it would cost from $1,400 to $1,700. The price would then be about $6.90 per pound when the average price for a pound of beefsteak at the grocery store is $8.65. This way though, you are getting a variety of cuts of meat such as brisket, roasts, ground beef, steaks, and more. The only catch is that you would need to have freezer storage for the beef until you eat it, but an extra freezer is pretty easy to find. Another benefit of buying your beef this way is that the meat is leaner and more high quality than you would regularly find. The cows are typically grass-fed and very well taken care of at these farms, so this causes the meat to taste better and be healthier for you. One thing that it didn't include in the article but I thought was worth including is that it causes there to be less waste. Not only is the whole cow being used but all the meat would be stored in the freezer, so you end up only getting out what you need instead of buying packages of meat that is not the right amount that you may have needed to make your food. Overall I think that this is a really great idea and that more people should know about it so that they can save money!

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