Know your farmer.
Fill your freezer.

Meat direct from your local farmer.
You’ll taste the difference.

Not sure? We’ll match you to a farmer.
· How It Works ·
Simple as that

From paddock to your freezer in four steps.

01
Reserve your meat
Pick your own farmer, or let us match you with one, and confirm your size.
02
Submit your cut sheet
Decide exactly how your meat comes back: steaks, roasts, mince, sausages and how it is packed.
03
We arrange everything
We line up the farmer, the butcher and the harvest date. Your deposit secures your share.
04
Pick up and fill your freezer
Hung, aged, and cut to your sheet. Collect from your butcher, typically 3 to 8 weeks from order.
· What We Offer ·
Straight from the paddock

5 ways to fill your freezer.

Choose your cut. Every order is processed exactly to your preference.
Most Popular
Beef
Beef
Whole, half, or quarter beast. Hereford, Angus, and cross breeds available.
Reserve Beef →
Wagyu
Wagyu
Whole, half, or quarter animal. Rich marbling, exceptional flavour.
Reserve Wagyu →
Lamb
Lamb
Sold whole only. Romney-Suffolk crosses, using Suffolk rams.
Reserve Lamb →
Mutton
Mutton
From a mature sheep, aged over one year. Deeper flavour, firmer texture.
Reserve Mutton →
Buffalo
Buffalo
Whole, half, or quarter animal. Lean and full of flavour.
Reserve Buffalo →
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· How Pricing Works ·
No surprises

What you pay, and who you pay.

Carcass weight × (farmer’s rate + butcher’s rate) = your price
Half beef example 150kg × ($15 + $2.50*) = $2,625* *Estimate only. Final price depends on carcass weight. Butchery ranges from $2–$3/kg, plus any additional cut requests.
01
You pay a deposit
Required on the harvest date.
02
You pay the farmer
The remaining animal cost, once it is weighed.
03
You pay the butcher
Directly, upon collection.
· Our Farmers ·
The people behind your food

Meet your farmer before you buy.

Every farmer here cares about the land, the animals, and the families they feed. We’re here to support farmers directly. Browse by suburb or city to find someone near you.
View all farmers →
· What Buyers Say ·
From our community

Real buyers. Real farmers. Real food.

Definitely very happy — the meat is superb. We will be back! Two years ago we got a homekill, we ended up calling that beef “angry cow” as it was terrible. This one we have nicknamed “happy cow”.
Helen
Auckland
· Stay in the Loop ·
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