At Osage County Beef, transparency is key. Our calves are raised locally, so you always know where your beef is coming from and what it has been fed.
One of the most noticeable differences in grain-fed beef is the color and texture of the fat:
For those who prioritize flavor and tenderness, white fat is the gold standard. It’s why grain-fed beef remains the preferred choice for many chefs and families alike.
Your meat won’t look exactly like grocery store meat—and that’s a good thing! Unlike grocery stores, where cuts are standardized and often processed quickly, our meat is custom-cut based on the size and weight of the live animal, so portions may vary. Additionally, we hang the meat longer, which enhances tenderness and flavor. This extra care ensures you’re getting natural, high-quality cuts that taste better and are more nutrient-rich than typical store-bought options.
By knowing exactly where your beef comes from and ensuring it’s fed a premium grain diet, we can guarantee a superior experience every time.
Body condition scoring (BCS) is a system used to evaluate the fatness and nutritional status of beef cattle. BCS is a subjective measurement that uses a scale of 1 to 9, with 1 being extremely thin and 9 being extremely obese.
What does a BCS score mean?
How do you score a cow's BCS?
Why is BCS important?
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