Frequently Asked Questions

Orders can be picked up directly from us at our 3D Cattle Co Storefront location Mon-Fri from 10:00AM-6:00PM and Saturdays from 10:00AM-3:00PM, at the Enterprise Farmers Market on Saturdays from 7:00AM-12:00PM, or at our barn during scheduled pick-up hours. Contact us to schedule a pick-up time and place for your orders.

As of this moment, we only have beef available for pick up in store, at farmers markets, or at our barn with a scheduled meeting. We are excited to say that we are in the process of setting up our new boxed beef program that will allow us to ship our beef nation wide. We hope to have our new program up and running by March 2025 so that we can ship to our customers' doorstep. Stay tuned for updates on this exciting new adventure!

Yes, everything we sell is USDA Certified.

We raise them right here on the farm! We grow our own feed and raise them in our own pastures. We have been raising cattle for three generations at 3D Cattle Co. 

No, our cattle are locally raised, grass, and grain fed and free from hormones, steroids, and antibiotics. 

Because you are getting fresh meat directly form our farm. There is a long process to get a cow from the farm, to the processor, and back to the barn to be able to ship/sell. We "age" our beef while it is hanging in cold storage to ensure that we get the best flavor. Grocery store beef is rarely aged, which makes a huge difference in taste and color. We don't take shortcuts because quality is our number one objective.

Your beef can last 26 months or longer in a freezer, as long as it is properly handled and stays frozen. 

Yes, we do. We sell more grain-fed than we do grass-fed beef. Note: Grass-fed orders do take longer to fulfill. 

First, grocery stores tend to use certain dyes that give their meat a vibrant red color. We, on the other hand do not use any dyes for our meats. While bright red may look pretty in the refrigerated display, it does nothing for the quality or flavor. Second, we raise our beef on the farm with special feed, which allows them to grow naturally and free of chemicals. This produces a much better and safer product.