> Lau Family Farm Idaho | Utah Beef and Lamb

Grass-fed Beef

Grass-fed beef purchasers want to know the products they are buying are ethically produced, and will taste great. At Lau Family Farm we are proud to offer exactly that.

$20.00 /lb.
Avg. 1.5 lb.

Beef Meaty Soup Bones

Cross-Cut Beef Shanks

$8.00 /lb.
Avg. 1 lb.

Beef Chuck Steak

single cut - cut 1" thick - .8 to 1 lbs/Avg

$9.00 /lb.
Avg. 14.4 oz.

Beef Short Ribs

One to two pieces - .9 to 1.3 lb Avg/pkg

$8.00 /lb.
Avg. 1.35 lb.
$8.00 /lb.
Avg. 1 lb.
$9.00 /lb.
Avg. 1 lb.
$8.00 /lb.
Avg. 1 lb.

Ground Beef

1 lb / pkg

$7.50 /lb.
Avg. 1 lb.

10 PK Ground Beef Bundle

Ten 1 lb packages

Save $2.50
$72.50
$75.00

30 PKG Ground Beef Bundle

Thirty approx 1 lb packages

Save $15.00
$210.00
$225.00
Save $5.00
$32.50
$37.50

Beef Bit of Everything Bundle

Price will vary...calculated at 10% off retail price of items included in bundle

Save $30.00
$270.00
$300.00

Beef Steak Bundle

Price will vary...calculated at 10% off retail price of items included in bundle

Save $8.00
$72.00
$80.00

Beef Neck Bones

several bones, 3-5 lbs per package

$5.00 /lb.
Avg. 5 lb.

Beef Kidney Fat

Raw fat - package size can vary

$5.00 /lb.
Avg. 5 lb.

Sliced Beef Liver

approx 1 lb portion

$5.00 /lb.
Avg. 1.2 lb.

Beef Heart

approx 1 lb portion

$6.00 /lb.
Avg. 1.25 lb.

Beef Marrow Bones

several bones, 2.5 to 4 lbs per package

$6.00 /lb.
Avg. 3.5 lb.

Beef Leg Bones aka dog bones

Package size can vary

$5.00 /lb.
Avg. 4 lb.

Beef Tongue

one piece

$6.00 /lb.
Avg. 2.7 lb.
We are proud to have been producing grass-fed meats for over 15 years. We work hard to treat our animals, our land, and our customers right. Our animals spend their lives grazing in our fields and pastures. They are fed with hay, stored alfalfa, sainfoin and grasses we grow for them, during the winter months. We do not give hormone implants to our animals, but allow them to grow naturally. All of our meat is also antibiotic free and carefully cut by our skilled butcher. Regular drop-offs are scheduled in many communities in Northern Utah and Southeast Idaho year-round