Local grass-fed Black Angus beef – delivered!
healthy, sustainably and humanely raised, grass-fed, dry-aged Black Angus beef
Natural Beef
No growth hormones. No steroids. No antibiotics. Eat with a clear conscious knowing our cows are raised naturally and humanely.
Diet Friendly
Lean in fat content, high in Omega 3 fatty acids, and high in natural vitamins and minerals, our beef won’t bust your diet and could be beneficial for long-term heart health.
Quality Assured
Each carcass is slow cooled, dry aged, professionally butchered, vacuum packed, and frozen to ensure tenderness and flavor with a long freezer life.
Easy to Work With
You never have to talk to, or pay, the slaughterhouse – leave that to us. Pick-up points in 10 convenient locations across the state, and more to come!
Local Business
We are a family-run farm in central Virginia that’s been raising a closed herd of pure bred Black Angus cattle – and supporting the local economy – since 1982.
Eco-Friendly
We integrate our operation into the local ecosystem. By using sustainable farming techniques, we protect the watershed & conserve the land that supports our livelihood.
Small (Eighth)
$ 6.89
Per lb. (Hanging Weight)- Est. $495 total (70 lb. hanging)
- Est. 45 lbs. of take-home beef
- Smaller portion of each beef cut
- Fits in most refrigerator freezers
- $120 deposit required
Medium (Quarter)Most Popular
$ 6.79
Per lb. (Hanging Weight)- Est. $975 total (140 lb. hanging)
- Est. 90 lbs. of take-home beef
- Moderate portion of all beef cuts
- Standalone freezer needed
- $240 deposit required
Large (Half)
$ 6.29
Per lb. (Hanging Weight)- Est. $1,730 total (225 lb. hanging)
- Est. 170 lbs. of take-home beef
- Customized cuts available
- Great to split w/a group
- $480 deposit required
X-Large (Whole)
$ 6.19
Per lb. (Hanging Weight)- Est. $3,345 total (540 lb. hanging)
- Est. 340+ lbs. of take-home beef
- Customized cuts available
- Great to split w/a group
- $960 deposit required
Not sure which option to choose?
Check out our Ordering Guide to help you make your decision.
See Ordering GuideAwards and Best Practices
Intensive Grazing
Intensive, or mob grazing divides a field into small temporary grass paddocks from which the cows are moved daily. This means the grass is not overgrazed, it has time to “rest”, the soil is improved, and the grass recovers faster, giving us an effective 20% additional pasture without buying more land. Best of all, it increases our interaction with our cows.
Water Conservation
We use fencing to keep cows out of nearby streams and ponds, thus preventing foreign nutrients and manure from getting into the water shed. In other words, we are keeping the water clean so others can enjoy it. Cows now drink well water from livestock waterers.
Conservation Award
2017 Water & Soil Conservation award for implementing the best agriculture practices of sustainability and regeneration of the land. We shore up protected creeks and pastures to prevent soil erosion. No pesticides are used on the land and only occasional spot spraying of weeks — most are dug up by hand.
Soil Improvement
We follow a VA State Nutrient Management Plan in addition to yearly soil sampling to insure that the appropriate amount of fertilizer and lime are applied for optimal growth results for our diversity of forages, their roots, and the beneficial earth worms, soil microbes, and dung beetles.
Beef Quality Assurance
Lund Angus Farm is certified BQA (reg #VA 13373, #VA13374). Vaccinations are given to prevent disease and in the proper location so as not to cause blemishes or bruising in the beef. Stress free and behavioral principles of safe and humane handling of the cattle have been implemented (Temple Grandin method). It is rare that we need to use antibiotics, if the cow is suffering, an antibiotic will be given in the appropriate area and documented.
Wildlife & Pollinators
Separate areas on the farm have been set aside for the exclusive use of wild life and pollinators (bees and butterflies). These areas have water, shrubs, grasses, trees and wild flowers to support the deer, fox, turkey, rabbits, hawks and owls. These habitats encourage an increase in the quail, bee and butterfly populations.
Pick-Up Locations
Pick up your beef order at a location most convenient to you.

Contact Us
Lund Angus Farm
1107 Narrow Passage Rd
Spout Spring, VA 24593
Dick Lund
434-352-1365
beef@lundangus.com