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From Our Pasture to Your Plate: Premium Beef You Can Trust

Grass-fed, grain-finished, hormone-free beef raised with care on our North Dakota ranch. Perfect for busy families, foodies, and home cooks looking for quality and flavor.

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  • Grass-fed

  • Grain-finished

  • Hormone-Free

  • Bulk Buying

  • Welcome To The Hartsoch Ranch:

    Where Quality Meets Integrity

    At Hartsoch Ranch, we’ve been raising top-quality red and black Angus beef with a commitment to sustainable, clean feeding practices since 2018. Every cut of beef we sell reflects our dedication to flavor, tenderness, and the well-being of both our animals and the environment. Whether you're feeding your family or hosting a dinner party, our beef delivers on taste and nutrition.

    The Beef That Stands Out

    Grass-fed, Grain-finished:

    Perfect balance of lean and flavor.

    Regenerative Farming:

    Sustainably raised for a better planet.

    Hormone-Free, Clean Feeding Practices: Pure, natural beef.

    Bulk Buying Convenience:

    Buy ¼, ½, or whole beef and save.

    Your Questions Answered

    What is hanging weight, and how does it affect pricing?

    Hanging weight refers to the weight of the beef after it has been processed (slaughtered, skinned, and gutted) but before it has been trimmed and packaged. This weight determines the cost of your beef purchase. On average, the final packaged weight is about 60-65% of the hanging weight due to trimming and deboning. For example, if you purchase a ¼ beef with a hanging weight of 150 lbs, you can expect about 90-100 lbs of packaged beef.

    How much freezer space do I need for ¼, ½, or whole beef?

    Here’s a general guideline:

    • ¼ Beef: About 4-5 cubic feet (equivalent to a small chest freezer).
    • ½ Beef: About 8-10 cubic feet.
    • Whole Beef: Approximately 16-20 cubic feet.

    For reference, a standard upright freezer typically has 10-16 cubic feet of space, so a half or whole beef may require dedicated storage.

    What cuts of beef will I receive?

    The cuts you receive depend on the processing options you choose, but a typical breakdown includes:

    • Steaks: Ribeye, sirloin, T-bone, filet mignon, etc.
    • Roasts: Chuck, arm, rump, etc.
    • Ground Beef: Perfect for burgers, tacos, and more.
    • Other Options: Short ribs, soup bones, brisket, stew meat, and organ meats (if desired).We’ll guide you through customizing your cuts based on your preferences.

    Do you offer delivery?

    Yes! In the state of North Dakota, we deliver. We offer delivery options to certain areas for a small fee, or you can pick up your order directly from our ranch or local processor. For longer distances, we recommend arranging transportation in coolers to ensure freshness. Contact us to discuss the best delivery option for you.

    How long will the beef last in my freezer?

    Properly stored, vacuum-sealed beef can last up to 12 months in a deep freezer without losing quality. For the best flavor and texture, aim to use steaks and roasts within 6-12 months and ground beef within 4-6 months. Always keep your freezer at 0°F or lower to maintain freshness.

    Can I customize my order?

    Absolutely! One of the benefits of buying beef in bulk is the ability to customize your cuts. You can decide how thick you want your steaks, how much ground beef you’d like, and whether to include specialty cuts like short ribs or soup bones. We’ll work with you and our local processor to ensure your order meets your needs.

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