1/4 Beef

Standard cuts · Grass-fed, grain-finished · Freezer ready · $275 deposit required to reserve
$6.50 /lb.
Avg. 200 lb.

A balanced mix of premium steaks, roasts, and ground beef—cut using a standard program and ready for your freezer.


A quarter beef is a great option for individuals, couples, and smaller families looking to stock their freezer with high-quality, locally raised beef. Oregon Prime Beef is grass-fed and grain-finished, producing excellent flavor, tenderness, and consistency from pasture to plate.

What You Can Expect

You purchase your beef based on its hanging weight, which averages approximately 200 lbs for a quarter beef. 

Standard Cuts — No Customization

Quarter beef orders come with our standard selection of cuts. Custom cutting requests are not available for quarter beef orders, allowing us to keep the process simple and provide a convenient way to fill your freezer with a variety of beef cuts.

What's in Your Freezer

Your quarter beef typically includes a balanced selection of:

  • ~20% premium steaks: Ribeye, NY strip, tenderloin, and top sirloin
  • ~30% roasts and versatile cuts: Including roasts and flank steak
  • ~50% ground beef: Perfect for everyday meals

Exact cuts and quantities vary depending on the animal and standard processing specifications.

Your beef is locally processed, professionally packaged, and vacuum sealed for long-term freezer storage. Plan for approximately 5–6 cubic feet of freezer space, depending on your final packaged weight.

⏳ Processing Timeline: Orders are typically fulfilled within 1–2 months. Reserving early ensures your spot in the processing schedule.

💳 Deposit: A $275 deposit is required to reserve your quarter beef. Your card will be charged $275 today. Once your beef is processed and the final hanging weight and processing details are confirmed, the remaining balance will be charged.

Please note: Hanging weight determines the purchase price, while packaged weight is the amount of beef you take home. Actual weights and exact cut quantities vary based on the animal and processing.