Millard Farms Beef

We have our next steers going in on March 26. We have 3 quarters left if you would like to order your portion of freezer beef and suport a local family farm in Mid-Michigan. Our Angus beef is $4.00 pound, and excellent quality!

Millard Farms Beef Available - Going into Smith and Sons this week! Order your Quarter or 1/2 🥩

🥩 Angus Beef for Sale 🥩

Steer going in: February 26th

Enjoy high‑quality, locally raised Angus beef — perfect for stocking your freezer with delicious, flavorful cuts. Perfect for families, bulk buyers, and anyone who loves premium beef.

Why Choose Angus Freezer Beef?
•Rich flavor and excellent marbling
•Great value compared to store‑bought beef
•Know exactly where your beef comes from

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📞 Reserve Yours Today

Call or text: 989‑506‑6103

Spots are limited — reserve your freezer beef today!

We’re officially sold out for 2025!
A huge thank you to all of our customers for your continued support — your dedication to shopping small and supporting your local farmer means the world to us.

We’re now taking orders for 2026, and we highly recommend booking early to secure your beef supply. Take a peek in your freezer and let us know when we can restock you with delicious Millard Farms Angus Beef!

🌾 Happy National Farmers Day! 🌾

Today we’re celebrating my dad, Bob, who single-handedly keeps Millard Farms running day in and day out. Before sunrise and sometimes past sunset, he’s the one out there milking cows, tending crops, feeding cattle, and keeping everything going with grit and heart.

We’re so proud of him and grateful for all he does — and for the life he’s built through hard work and love for the land.

And a big shout-out to all the other farmers out there doing the same — the early mornings, long days, and quiet dedication that keep the world fed. You’re the backbone of it all.

Love,
Shannon & Forest 🤍🐮
(📸 Forest with her Papa — future farmer in training)

👉 Drop your favorite farm photos below!
We’d love to see what farming looks like where you are — your animals, crops, and everyday moments on the land. 🌾🐄