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How Much Beef Do You Get From a Quarter, Half, or Whole?
See typical take-home beef ranges, cuts, and freezer-space needs for a quarter, half, or whole beef.

Grace
Sep 152 min read


The Best Beef Cuts for Every Cooking Method
Not every beef cut should be cooked the same way. Some cuts shine with quick, high heat, while others become tender and flavorful after several hours of slow cooking. This simple

Joseph
Jul 212 min read


Beef Cut Sheet Guide: What You Get, What You Give Up, and Why It Matters
One of the most common questions we hear from bulk beef buyers is: "If I select this cut, do I still get that cut?" The short answer is: not always. Every beef animal contains a

Grace
Jun 233 min read


Summer Oxtail Sliders with Peach BBQ Sauce and Crunchy Slaw Recipe
Oxtail may not be the first cut that comes to mind for summer, but it deserves a place on the table. When cooked low and slow, oxtail becomes tender, rich, and deeply flavorful.

Joseph
Jun 164 min read


Your May Grilling Freezer Starts Here: Ranch-Direct Beef and Pork from Buffalo, Wyoming
May has a way of changing how people cook. The meals get a little simpler. The grill gets used more often. Families start thinking about burgers, steaks, ribs, pork chops, roasts

Grace
May 123 min read


What Pasture-Raised Means
“Pasture-raised” gets used often, but not always clearly. Here’s what the term means at Big Horn Mountain Farms, how it relates to other meat claims, and why buying direct gives

Grace
Mar 173 min read


Wagyu × Angus: Why the Fat Tastes Different
The difference is marbling, fat composition, and melt. Here’s how to taste it—and cook it—on purpose.

Grace
Feb 263 min read


Pizza Night, Ranch Edition: Sausage + Steak Tips (No Fuss, Big Flavor)
National Pizza Day falls on Monday, February 9, 2026, which is an excellent excuse to do pizza night a little more like a ranch kitchen: simple ingredients, bold flavor, and

Joseph
Feb 93 min read


Nose to Tail: Honoring the Whole Animal
Every animal we raise represents time, care, and resources: pasture, feed, water, fencing, local processing, and daily hands-on work.

Grace
Dec 12, 20254 min read
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