Beef Delivery to Green Bay: Dry-Aged Iowa Angus

A clear choice between a steak box and freezer beef

When you are shopping for beef in Green Bay, decide whether you want selected cuts now or a varied supply tied to a harvest date. A steak box is designed around named steaks. A beef share involves custom cutting and a larger mix of beef. They solve different problems even when both come from the same farm.

Our Reserve Steak Box brings together 16 steaks: two filets, two boneless ribeyes, two bone-in ribeyes, two T-bones, four New York strips, and four sirloins. It is the focused choice when the cooking plan is steak dinners. The First Taste Sampler adds three pounds of ground beef to three different steaks for a smaller introduction.

For burgers, chili, tacos, and meat sauce, our single-source ground beef lets you buy a staple on its own. It is ground from one animal, dry-aged for 14 days, and packed in one-pound portions. See the live ground beef options for available sizes, instead of buying a mixed assortment just to obtain more ground beef.

Buying a quarter or half cow near Green Bay: compare the same weight

Beef-share pricing can be difficult to compare when one offer uses hanging weight and another lists packaged beef. Hanging weight is measured before the final cutting and trimming. Packaged weight describes what goes into your freezer. A lower advertised number per hanging pound is not automatically a lower cost per packaged pound.

Mundorf lists total share prices alongside approximate custom-cut quantities: about 100 pounds for a quarter, 200 for a half, and 400 for a whole. The comparison below shows those advertised totals separately from the nonrefundable reservation deposit. Ask about any delivery charges when comparing the complete purchase with another farm.

A useful comparison sheet has five lines: total beef cost, processing charges if separate, delivery or pickup expense, expected packaged weight, and the cuts you expect to use. Do not fill missing figures with assumptions. A quote is comparable only when you know what it includes.

If this is your first share, start with our quarter-cow price guide and quarter-versus-half guide. Use the live product page for the actual reservation amount and contact Jeff about fulfillment to your Green Bay address before committing.

Plan the quantity for a gathering, then the leftovers

For a cookout or game-day meal at home, turn the menu into raw beef quantities before ordering. As a planning example, 12 burgers made with a quarter pound of raw ground beef each require three pounds total. If you make half-pound patties, the same 12 burgers require six pounds. Those calculations describe the patties, not a nutritional serving recommendation.

That distinction also helps when comparing boxes. The three pounds of ground beef in the sampler cover a particular ground-beef plan, while its steaks belong to separate meals. Do not count the steaks again as burger meat. A larger ground beef order makes more sense when the gathering centers on burgers or a batch recipe.

For a beef share, think beyond the first weekend. Separate fast-cooking cuts from roasts and other cuts you intend to cook slowly. Label a freezer inventory by package, and choose the next week's meals before pulling more food forward. Our quarter-share planning guide helps relate a large order to your usual cooking pattern.

Iowa-raised beef, delivered to Wisconsin

Mundorf is based near Red Oak, Iowa, with a family farming history dating to 1873. We are not a Green Bay storefront or a Wisconsin farm. Our cattle are pasture raised and grass fed, then grain finished with corn included in their diet. That is different from exclusively grass-finished beef and should be part of your comparison.

Our standard shipping policy covers the continental United States. Boxed orders leave Monday through Wednesday in insulated packaging with coolant, with most arriving one to three business days after shipment. Use your exact Green Bay, De Pere, or other Wisconsin address at checkout to see the applicable options; the policy is not a promise of a local same-day route.

Bulk shares follow a harvest and processing schedule. Jeff works with buyers on pickup or delivery, and the share listings describe readiness approximately 25 to 30 days after harvest. Confirm the arrangement for your address before paying a deposit. A game-day deadline or upcoming trip is worth mentioning before you place the order.