
American Cut & Wrap — Regular Goat
From $13.00 / lb Cutting & wrapping included — card hold at the estimate, charged by exact hanging weight.
American-style cuts — chops, roasts, shanks, kabob & ground. Cut your way, wrapped & labeled by cut.
Why is beef so expensive right now? Here are the receipts. 🧾
The U.S. cattle herd is the smallest since the 1950s. Live cattle are trading near record highs — about $2.56/lb on the hoof, and the young baby cows we raise cost even more, around $3.63/lb live — before a single cut is made.
And we sell baby cow — true young veal — which costs more than beef everywhere: USDA's weekly veal report shows packers paying producers about $5.24/lb (early 2025) for the bare hanging carcass alone — before slaughter, cutting, wrapping, or anyone's labor.
USDA's own survey of farms selling custom beef direct to families (Q1 2026) puts the national average at $12.70/lb hanging for a whole, $12.63 for a half, and $13.52 for a quarter — ours runs $15.5–$17.5/lb, below that average. And unlike a website reselling frozen boxes, we are the slaughterhouse — no middlemen, no mystery. Zabeeha is our name and our standard: transparent, traceable, trustworthy. Muslim-owned & operated, slaughtered fresh every single day — and our doors are open. Come witness for yourself.
Don't take our word for it — check USDA: National Grass Fed Beef Report (quarterly) · Daily Cattle & Beef Summary · California auctions (USDA & CA Dept. of Ag) · Weekly Veal Carcass. Figures verified 2026-06-06; refreshed weekly.


