The beef
The qualities this producer documents, from genetics and finishing to aging.
- Breed
- Australian Lowline Angus (known in the US as American Aberdeen).
- Feed & finishing
- 100% grass-fed and finished on the farm's own pastures and hay
- Documented qualities
- 100% grass-finished · Heritage breed
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Feed
- 100% grass-finished
- 100% grass-fed and finished on the farm's own pastures and hay Source: feed program.
Breed
- Heritage breed
- Australian Lowline Angus (known in the US as American Aberdeen). Source: breed.
Buying record
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A fixed assortment sold as a share. Priced by packaged weight or as a flat total, so its per-pound figure is not comparable with a hanging-weight share.
Published price
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Availability
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The farm’s subscriptions page reported ground beef sold out when checked September 4, 2026. Contact the farm about its waiting list and current stock.
Order or ask availabilityBest fit
- Boxes & bundles
How you get it
Meat share model: customers reserve a 1/4, 1/2, or whole beef share (also pork and whole roaster chicken shares) in advance for seasonal availability; also offers a "Monthly Beef Box" subscription.
Ordering details
Online store (fourtownlowlines.com/shop) with dedicated product pages for beef shares, pig share deposits, and whole chicken roaster deposits; deposit-based reservation system.
Price
“1 whole beef weighs ~400-450 lbs Hanging Weight resulting in approximately 200-240 lbs of consumable meat. The total cost of a beef is $6.25/lb of the Hanging Weight, which equates to approximately $2500 per whole beef... 1/2 beef weighs ~200-230 lbs Hanging Weight resulting in approximately 120 lbs of consumable meat. The total cost of a 1/2 beef is $6.5/lb of the Hanging Weight, which equates to approximately $1,300 per half”
This farm doesn’t publish a bulk price we can compare
Box of selected cuts. A fixed assortment sold as a share. Priced by packaged weight or as a flat total, so its per-pound figure is not comparable with a hanging-weight share.
Published basis: hanging weight, EXPLICITLY STATED
Hanging, packaged, and live weight explained
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Price checked against the published source.
Buying details
- Breed guide
- Angus
- Harvest timing
- Beef shares available for pickup May through October 2026; pork shares for late September/early October 2026; whole roaster chickens for June 2026.
- What they sell
- Boxes & bundles
- Town
- Danville, VT
- Phone
- 802-748-9145
- Website
- Visit website
In their words
“By July of 2015, the farm welcomed its first two Australian Lowline Angus cows (known in the US as American Aberdeens), and Four Town Lowlines was born.”
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