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Summer Meat Packages

Wednesday, 24 December 2014 12:00
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  • 15 lbs ground beef
  • 15 lbs patties
  • 20 lbs European lamb sausages

Please contact us for availability and pricing information.

Tips on Buying Carter Farm Meat

Tuesday, 23 December 2014 18:47
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Our USDA Certified Processor is H&P Meats located in South Pittsburg, TN – 423-837-4888. When buying a whole steer, you will speak with the processor about how you would like your steer cut. You will be purchasing the carcass weight of a steer which is approximately 600 lbs. Your take-home weight will be determined by the types of cuts you choose. Boneless cuts may reduce your take-home weight up to 20%.

 

Be prepared to answer the following questions.

  • What Meat Do you want?
  • New York Strips and Tenderloin Steaks 0R T-Bones
  • Size of Steaks (3/4 inch recommended)
  • Roasts and Size – Chuck, Sirloin, Rump 2 or 4 lbs roast
  • Size of Burger Packs (1lbs, 2lbsk, 5lbs or 10lbs)
  • Number of Packs of Boneless Stew
  • What to do with Round Steak/Cube Steak, Hamburger or Stew (this cut has little fat and will need to be tenderized or slow-cooked)
  • Briskets (roughly two, 5-6 lb) – Great for Smoking
  • Soup Bones
  • Flank Steak

Learn About Us

Carter Angus Farms started in the 1960's in Jasper, TN by Bobby "Brad" Carter. Today Daniel and Rachel Carter raise approximately 75 registered Angus cattle and 60 Khatadin meat sheep on approximately 200 acres of pasture with 22 paddocks on 2 farms.

Click here to read more about Carter Farms

 

Tips for Buying Bulls

EPD's are technically known as Expected Progeny Differences which is a prediction of how future off-spring of the bull will perform based on other animals of the same breed.

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Things You Should Know About Purchasing Local Meat

Daniel recognized there was a growing market for fresh, locally grown food in the Chattanooga region and decided to acquire a meat license to sell Carter Farm lamb and beef.

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