Our order deadline of May 28, 2013 is fast approaching. If you want some of our 2013 Harvest of Connolly Ranch Natural Beef, place your order soon!
Order information is posted on the web site at www.connollyranch.com. We have a few HALF-SIDE ORDERS. Each order will be from the same half-side, so they will not be mixed. We don’t know the average weight yet, but estimate a HALF-SIDE ORDER will be about 100 pounds. Each cut or serving will be individually vacuumed packed and labeled and your order frozen and boxed. Our Sample Cut List is attached. We expect orders to be ready in mid-late July with the pick-up date to be set. A $250 deposit by check with your Order Form is required to hold your order. The order price is a flat rate of $8.80 per pound.
For more information about how to place your order please go to the ORDER PROCESS and FAQs or email us at crnb@connollyranch.com with your additional questions.
We are now taking orders for our 2013 Harvest. We will have a very short order period for Connolly Ranch Natural Beef (CRNB) this year. Your CRNB Order Form with a $250.00 deposit by check must be received by May 28, 2013 to hold your order.
This year we will have a different processor. The main change is we will only offer HALF-SIDE orders. We estimate a half side order will be about 100 pounds. All half side orders will be cut, labeled, frozen and boxed in about 4-6 boxes.
We will set a single weekday in July for all customers to pick up their orders in Tracy.
For more information about how to place your order please go to the ORDER PROCESS and FAQs.
We only have one harvest and sale each year. We will take orders on a first come first serve basis until the order deadline or while supplies last.
With our order deadline May 28, 2013, get you order in soon. We look forward to serving you.
While we do not need to ride horseback all of the time, when necessary we rely on our hard working horses that can handle the tough terrain. Here Roper and Badger muzzle after an “easy” morning ride.
Photo courtesy of Bridget Connolly
There is work on the ranch in every season. At the end of last year we marked calves from the first-calf heifers and moved them to where they pasture for the winter.
…even these White-crowned Sparrows.
We are thankful this season we have had some rain before December. Hope for more so the green grass that has sprouted continues to grow.
