Grass-fed beef in Utah, Idaho and Wyoming

Compare beef, grass-fed beef, bison and elk prices across Utah, Idaho and Wyoming side by side →

These ranches describe their beef as grass-fed or grass-finished on their own websites. We quote each ranch's own wording and do not upgrade it: "grass-fed" alone does not always mean the animal ate only grass until harvest. "Grass-finished" or "grass-fed and finished" is the stronger claim. If it matters to you, ask the ranch whether the cattle get any grain, and what they eat in winter.

Prices are not all on the same basis. Per pound of hanging weight is the carcass weight before cutting, and you take home less. Per pound packaged is what lands in your freezer. Flat share prices cover a set amount of meat. See what a quarter beef really costs per packaged pound.

Local tip Grassy Flat Ranch (southern Utah, pickup in St. George) is a personal recommendation from the person who runs this site. It sold grass-finished beef shares, which were sold out when we checked on October 30, 2026. On November 5, 2026 its online store no longer listed shares, only individual grass-fed cuts plus a Roast Box and a Surprise Box, so check with the ranch about the next shares.

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