American Wagyu Grass-Fed Half Beef Share

A beef share is a great way to fill your freezer and save money. Read more about what is the typical breakdown of the cuts available in a half beef.

Every animal is unique, so exact quantities will vary. The amounts below represent typical averages based on our historical processing records. All weights shown are averages and should be considered estimates rather than guarantees.


Cut Average Weight
Ribeye Steaks9–11 lbs
New York Strip Steaks7–9 lbs
Filet Mignon3–4 lbs
Top Sirloin Steaks4–5 lbs
Flat Iron Steaks2–3 lbs
Flank Steak1–2 lbs
Hanger Steak1–2 lbs
Sirloin Flap (Bavette)2–4 lbs
Tri-Tip2–3 lbs
Coulotte (Picanha)1–2 lbs
Denver Steak*5–8 lbs

*Availability varies based on fabrication style and individual animal characteristics.


Roasts

Cut Average Weight
Brisket10–14 lbs
Chuck Roasts12–18 lbs
Top Round Roast8–12 lbs
Bottom Round Roast8–15 lbs
Sirloin Tip Roast6–12 lbs
Eye Round Roast3–4 lbs
Shoulder Roast (if selected)2–4 lbs

Cut Average Weight
Short Ribs3–5 lbs
Osso Bucco4–11 lbs
Stew Meat5–11 lbs
Soup Bones (optional)10–20 lbs
Oxtail (optional)2–9 lbs

Most Half Shares Include:

80–120 Pounds of Premium Ground Beef

Ground beef yield varies depending on cutting preferences and whether additional steaks, roasts, or specialty cuts are retained.


Optional Nose-to-Tail Cuts

Cut Average Weight
Liver3–5 lbs
Heart2–4 lbs
Tongue~2 lbs
Suet/Fat5–15 lbs

Freezer Space Needed

A half beef share typically requires 10–14 cubic feet of freezer space.