Cheaper than Costco?

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We were lucky enough to meet Michele Thorne, Executive Director of the Good Meat Project, at @ncchoices Carolina Meat Conference this July where she shared her strategies on saving money while putting her money where her mouth is and supporting local farmers!

When you buy directly from local farmers, buying in bulk is a great strategy to balance the costs. And you know you’re all set with good protein for you and your family on a rainy day!

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We do this with pork, I’m a hunter so venison is what I was raised on and that’s what I feed my family instead of beef. Now I will say this, the struggle for a lot of people to be able to buy meat in bulk like this is the storage for it. Many people don’t have a deep freezer and some don’t even have the space for one. But if you do, this is definitely the way to go.

Treyno

Are there videos explaining how to get good value like this from a local farmer?

capnron

Woah!!! I pay a total of $3.43/lb for a whole, finished out, in my freezer. I'm in Indiana and I am friends with the rancher, he lives 10 miles from the processer, and I live 20 miles from there. We are learning to save and use everything from that cow.

jonfussle

Is that 7.86 per pound for the entire cow (bones, hide cartilage) or for muscle meat? Id love to see her average price for skeletal muscle meat.

edan

She pays the transportation, does not have the overhead of the brick-and-mortar store and all its employees, and is averaging out the price per pound across the entire carcass. Not every cut is priced the same, and she's comparing the average to the individual prime cuts.

MNkno

Smart lady❤ It’s the way we do it too. We do 1/4 - 1/2. I hope to have a young calf to raise up for beef next year.

bevdixon

Now, this is a sensual and feminine woman. Extreamly intelligent, knows when to speak, and has social graces. She thinks long-term and knows value. Definitely wife potential.

jamesnash

At Costco- which I found to be the cheapest in South Cal -is $14 a pound

mR-dcoq

Do you need to get like the whole cow at once tho? That would be like $7k at her rate!

nolanjdon

I have a shopping basket and no transport. I can't afford to buy an entire animal so I "naturally" have to pay more as a financial victim but also a logistics beneficiary of the distribution system.

davidcochran

Better, bedder & Vedder need divying. Better is a huge umbrella with a crowd and tortilla stores under it.

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EnchiladaBoulevard

Get yourself a chest freezer which costs
less than $40 a year to operate,
and purchase your real, clean, well Loved
beef by the half or the whole.
Right here at Sentinel Farms!
An additional bonus is, we are insular.
Our animals are bred, born raised, and harvested right here on the farm.
Two people have touched your meat.
It’s the cleanest, healthiest protein
you can fuel your body with.
Fully grass and browse, fed and finished. Right now, they’re browse is delicious & nutritious apples and blackberries.
Raised with Love, harvested with Grace
on one small 200 acre Vermont farm.
Sentinel Farms Heart Healthy Beef.
Eat with your heart content.
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sentgrace

Shits cheap when u can spend 3k on a whole cow 😂

jacksonwoods

Bet that rancher would have made more money taking that to the auction if he had a nice group/string to run through the ring. That is not a good enough price for me to let go of one of my butcher ready steers. No way Jose

robertensign