Cedar Run Homestead
What it costs
Totals include an estimate for the butcher, who you pay at the end when you pick up.
Totals are the farm's price by hanging weight, our 5% service fee, and a range for Elk Creek Processing's bill, which you pay them at the end, when you pick up. The butcher sets their own final bill, so that part is always an estimate.
About Cedar Run Homestead
Boer goat from Danville, KY.
How they’re raised
Browse and pasture fed
Brush, leaves and grass, the way goats like to eat.
How it works
Buying from Cedar Run Homestead, step by step. Tap a step, or let it play.
A $100 deposit holds a whole. Deposit refundable until 30 days before butcher day.
Deposit · $100, taken off the price
Claim your piece
A $100 deposit holds a whole. Deposit refundable until 30 days before butcher day.
Deposit · $100, taken off the pricePickup and delivery
Questions
Am I buying meat or part of an animal?
A share of a live goat. Elk Creek Processing processes it for you and the other owners, so the meat is for your family, not for resale. That is how custom butchering works.
When do I pay?
A deposit to hold your piece (deposit refundable until 30 days before butcher day). The rest after the butcher weighs the animal, and Elk Creek Processing's own bill when you pick up.
What is hanging weight?
What the animal weighs at the butcher after the head, hide and insides are removed. Prices are usually per pound of hanging weight.
How much freezer space do I need?
About 1 cubic foot for every 35 to 40 lb of meat. A quarter beef needs about 3 to 4 cubic feet, a half about 6 to 8 and a whole about 12 to 16.
Do you deliver?
Not right now. Pickup only.
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