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May
30
Flat Shipping & Handling rates
We have a new shipping policy, which includes a flat shipping and handling fee for each package ordered. You can read the details in our article New shipping policy.
When you order you will be able to choose a number of shipping methods from UPS Ground to overnight. The rate will be [...]
May
13
New Recipe Contest
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Our next contest
Last month we had our calf naming contest and received over 20 entries. Our top five winners won great Prizes, including; Rib Eye Steaks, Tamales, and Hamburger.
We had so much fun that we are having another contest, but this time it’s a recipe contest!
What’s your favorite way to fix Cube Steaks?
The next contest [...]
May
12
Three full months of green grass for optimum health benefits
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We want to make sure that our grass fed beef provides the optimum in health benefits, which is why we never process before late July or August at the very earliest so that all the steers have had a minimum of a full three months on green, growing grass. Therefore, when we run out of [...]