Why Buy a Beef Share

 

Reason #1 - Economic Sense

 

Let’s be real - grocery prices are rising and they don’t look like they’re coming down anytime soon.

If your house is like mine was, one of the biggest contributors to your family’s grocery bill is meat - specifically beef.


But…what if I told you that there was a smart, more cost-effective way to feed your family?

This is where a Huhta Homestead beef share comes in to save the day. 

Whether it’s a quarter, half, or whole (!!) steer, one of our beef shares offers major savings, long-term value, and total control over your meat budget. 

Here’s why it makes financial sense. 


1. Lower Cost Per Pound

When you buy a beef share, you’re paying a flat price per pound based on the steer’s hanging weight. This results in significant savings compared to purchasing individual cuts at retail prices, especially on premium cuts like ribeyes, tenderloin, or brisket. 

Ribeyes for less than ground beef prices?

Yes, please!


2. Pay Once, Eat for Months

Buying a share is a larger upfront investment, but once you’ve filled your freezer, you’ve literally bought all of your beef for the entire year.  This means:

  •  Predictable costs

  • No surprise price hikes

  • Easier grocery budgeting

Many of our customers tell us that they love “shopping their freezer” each week - all without touching their budget again!


3. Premium Quality at a Lower Price

Let’s not forget: this isn’t commodity meat. You’re getting local, pasture-raised, grass-finished beef - and that beats the grocery store “organic” by a mile. 

Buying a share gives you access to high-end cuts for a fraction of their retail cost. Instead of selecting whichever retail cuts you can afford, you get a mixture of ALL the cuts - making premium meat a part of your everyday meals.


At the end of the day, yes, a beef share is definitely an investment. 

But it’s worth it when it comes to quality, value, and peace of mind. You’ll save money over time, eat better, and spend less time stressing about what's for dinner.


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