Ordering & Buying Guides

When grocery prices continue to climb, many Alberta families are looking for smarter ways to stock their freezer while enjoying better quality food. One option that's becoming increasingly popular is buying a quarter cow directly from a local ranch. But is buying a quarter cow actually worth it? How much beef do you get? And how does it compare to grocery store prices? Let's break it down. What Is a Quarter Cow? A quarter cow (also called a quarter beef) is exactly what it so

When most people shop for beef, they look for the word “premium.” But at Six 9 Ranch, we don’t offer premium beef—we offer better. Our Wagyu Angus Cross program consistently produces Prime and Prime Plus , the two highest levels of quality you can buy in Canada. These grades sit above anything labelled “premium” in typical retail environments. Here’s what the differences mean, and how to choose the box that’s right for your home. What Is “Premium Beef,” and Why Ours Is Highe

It’s finally here. After years of breeding, raising, and finishing cattle the right way — our first crop of Wagyu Angus cross beef boxes is officially ready for your freezer. At Six 9 Ranch, we’ve worked hard to build something special: high-quality Alberta beef that’s locally raised, beautifully marbled, and full of flavour . This is ranch-to-table beef that you can truly feel good about feeding your family. Why Everyone’s Talking About Wagyu Angus Cross This isn’t your ave

Ordering a quarter, half, or whole beef from a ranch can feel a bit like stepping into unknown territory—especially if you're used to...