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VERMONTNATURAL BEEF
New: beef boxes from $165 — one-time or subscription

Vermont · Champlain Valley

Pasture-raised Vermont beef, delivered to your freezer.

Sold by the box, the quarter, and the side. Cut and packed one animal at a time, vacuum sealed, and delivered to your door — starting at $165.

$7.35 / lb
Side of beef, hanging weight
One animal
Every pound of your ground beef
7 days
Minimum hang before cutting
Included
Cutting, packaging, local delivery

A customer update

Vermont Natural Beef is delivering again.

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Over the past year, interference with VNB’s operations affected access to infrastructure, livestock, inventory, processing, and ultimately customer fulfillment. We have rebuilt the operation around direct management control and are resuming deliveries.

01

Better beef

On pasture from April until your delivery. No hormones, no antibiotics, no confinement, no formulated rations.

02

Transparent pricing

One price per pound of hanging weight, with cutting, vacuum packaging, and local delivery included. The math is published.

03

Custom cuts

You fill out the cut sheet. Steak thickness, roast size, burger pack weight — your freezer, your call.

04

Delivered

Flash frozen, vacuum packed, and brought to your door across Vermont and the surrounding region.

Our Beef

No mystery beef. Ever.

Supermarket ground beef — including most retail grass-fed and organic — is blended from a dozen or more animals at a time. Ours never is. The grinder is cleaned between every side, so what you take home comes from your animal and nothing else.

On pasture 24/7 through the grazing season, rotated paddock to paddock so the grass always gets its rest. No hormones. No antibiotics. No confinement.

How we raise it
Cattle on pasture

How it works

Three steps between here and a full freezer

Step 01

Reserve

Tell us what you are after and we will confirm availability and timing in writing. Your reservation holds your animal for the season — no deposit required.

Step 02

Choose your cuts

We walk you through the cut sheet — roasts, steak thickness, burger packs, brisket, stew meat, bones for the dog.

Step 03

Delivered

Your beef hangs a minimum of seven days, is cut and vacuum packed, and arrives at your door ready for the freezer.

The full process

From the pastures

The farm, day to day

About the farm →
The herd at the fence line, midsummer
The herd coming down the lane
Herefords crowding the gate
Evening at the wood fence
A black baldy in tall grass
Paddock rotation, late summer

Our farm

Grass, soil, weather, and a long memory

The lower Champlain Valley is unlike the rest of Vermont — milder, heavier clay soils, a longer grazing season. Managing it well means watching pH as closely as weather, mowing paddocks behind the herd, and giving every field two to four weeks of rest before the cattle come back through.

Everything else follows from the grass.

About the farm

Reserve for this season

A year of dinners, settled in an afternoon

Reserve a side or a quarter, or start with a box. A reservation holds your animal for the season — no deposit required, and nothing due until delivery.