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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What does grass-fed mean?

How does Bar 7 Natural Beef differ from supermarket beef?

How much should I order and what will I pay?

When should I expect to receive my beef?

What cuts of beef will I get?




...AND THE ANSWERS

What does grass-fed mean?

  • Commercial beef, the beef you buy in the supermarket, has been finished. This means that for 50-100 days (or more) the animal has been fed large quantities of high-calorie feed, primarily corn. High-calorie feed does the same thing to cattle as it does to us – it makes them fat. And when we eat the meat from such animals, the fat is passed along to us.
  • Grass-fed cattle are not fed high-calorie feeds. Rather, they are allowed to eat green grass or grass hay. Grass-fed cattle do not become fat in the way grain-fed animals do. Therefore, the meat from them is leaner. Meat from grass-fed animals is also higher in Omega-3 fatty acids, Beta Carotene and Conjugated Linoleic Acid than grain-fed beef.
  • To qualify as grass-fed, the American Grass-fed Association requires that 95% or more of the animal’s primary energy source be grass, legumes or forages. Our animals satisfy this criterion.

How does Bar 7 Natural Beef differ from supermarket beef?

  • Our beef is grass-fed, with no antibiotics and no growth implants. Only 20 – 30 percent of the calories from our grass-fed beef come from fat. This is about the same as a breast of chicken with the skin removed. Unlike USDA-graded supermarket beef, we use no hormonal growth stimulants, appetite enhancers or antibiotics.

How much should I order and what will I pay?

  • Approximate Hanging Weight:

    Quarter: 150# X $3.75 = $562.50

    Half: 300# X $3.50 = $1,050

    Whole: 600# X $3.25 = $1,950

    Call 970-878-5080 for availability
    in smaller quantities

  • Packaged weight is approx. 2/3 of hanging weight, depending upon how you have your beef cut. Hanging weight will vary depending upon the size of the animal.

  • Processing charges are included in the above listed prices.
  • Orders can be customized at your request.

When should I expect to receive my beef?

  • You can expect to receive your beef approximately 30 days after you place your order.

What cuts of beef will I get?

  • Approximate yield per 1/2 beef: 10 Round Steaks, 8 Sirloin Tip Steaks, 7 Sirloin Steaks,
    14 T-bone Steaks, 6 Rib Steaks, 1 Flank Steak, 4 Chuck Steaks, 6 Chuck Roasts, 3 Chuck Arm Pot Roasts, 1 Rump Roast, 1 Rib Roast, 2 Sirloin Tip Roasts, 1 Heel of Round, 50-80# Ground Beef,
    10# of Stew Meat, 9 Soup Bones, 1 Brisket and 24 Short Ribs. Orders can be customized
    at your request.


Ordering:
To order, complete the form and mail or fax it. You will need
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For more information, or to order by phone

Contact Bar 7 Ranch
Paul and Shannon Sheridan
Meeker, Colorado
(970) 878-5080 or (970) 367-6040
paul@bar7naturalbeef.com



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Contact Information — Bar 7 Ranch
Paul and Shannon Sheridan
Meeker, Colorado
(970) 878-5080 or (970) 367-6040
paul@bar7naturalbeef.com

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