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Wellborn 2R Beef

Sells quarter beef shares, per the farm's own website. Henrietta, Clay County, TX.

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Checked on farm's own site on Oct 28, 2026

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Share details

Location
Henrietta, Clay County, TX
Share sizes
quarter
Prices posted
  • 1/4 whole beef bundle $1,795 flat price (over 90 lb of beef)
Prices as of Oct 28, 2026
Price basis
flat price (take-home weight stated)
Processing fee included?
yes (cut in the butcher shop on the ranch)
Processor
The ranch's own butcher shop
Deposit
unknown (not stated on farm site)
How the cattle are raised
Black Angus fed grains and forages; no added hormones or antibiotics; wet-aged 30 days
Availability note
unknown (not stated on farm site)
Shares available?
Ask the farm
Pickup / delivery
Shipped from the ranch (free shipping on orders over $249)
Good to know
The quarter is a set bundle of cuts.
Website
https://www.wellborn2rbeef.com/
Last checked
Oct 28, 2026
These details come from the farm's website as of Oct 28, 2026. Farms update prices and availability often, so check with the farm before you pay a deposit. You buy directly from the farm. Beef Share Finder doesn't sell beef or take payments. Is this your farm? Email us a correction.

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Sources

  1. https://www.wellborn2rbeef.com/products/1-4-steer
  2. https://www.wellborn2rbeef.com/collections/all-products

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