Buckeye Valley Beef Cooperative

Buckeye Valley Beef Cooperative We offer clean meat options for people who refuse to choose between knowing where their food comes from and loving how it tastes.

Home delivery+ local pickup + farm store offersđŸ„©đŸ–đŸ”đŸ‘đŸŻđŸ„šđŸžđŸ§Œ The Buckeye Valley Beef Cooperative is a group of local farmers working together to provide a safe, local, healthy source of naturally raised beef. At the same time, we are looking to strengthen our local economy and preserve the traditions and heritage of family farms in our area. We are not resisting growth and urban sprawl, we are embracin

g the fact that we share our home with continually new neighbors and consumers. We would like to bridge the distance between our farmers and the local consumers in order to restore the trust in our food supply by providing our customers with superior tasting, naturally raised, responsibly fed local beef.

This weather 😍Perfect in my opinion as a summer girly! Look at that medium rare ribeye paired with a baked potato and to...
08/31/2026

This weather 😍
Perfect in my opinion as a summer girly!
Look at that medium rare ribeye paired with a baked potato and tomato basil salad!

What’s on your dinner menu this week?

Local economy effect. Used to describe how spending and business operations within a community influence local wealth, e...
08/29/2026

Local economy effect.

Used to describe how spending and business operations within a community influence local wealth, employment, and overall financial health.

I heard once that in Amish communities their dollars circulate an average of 7 times before exiting out of the community.

I don’t know what our town’s average is but it wasn’t until I heard this concept that I started to understand.

When you support local those dollars go right back into the community over and over.

It goes to payroll and job creation.

It goes to charity and junior fair sales.

It goes to local producers, farmers, and feed mills.

It goes to local processing facilities.

It goes to local accounting firms and legal services.

It goes to local electricians and hvac repair contractors.

It goes to local hardware stores.

It goes to local printing shops and marketing services.

It goes to local paper and supply stores.

That’s just us. We focus our efforts on supporting, hiring, and contracting LOCAL as much as possible.

I doubt our big chain grocery stores have the same priorities.

Apparently, a whole lot of you had the same thought this week. đŸ‡șđŸ‡žđŸ„©â€œIf I want American-raised beef, I’m going to buy it f...
08/29/2026

Apparently, a whole lot of you had the same thought this week. đŸ‡șđŸ‡žđŸ„©

“If I want American-raised beef, I’m going to buy it from an American farmer.”

Our orders have EXPLODED.

And while everyone debates what should happen next with beef in this country, we’ll keep doing what we’ve been doing for the last decade:

Raising cattle here in Ohio.
Working with local farm families.
Processing close to home.
And telling you exactly where your food comes from.

No guessing at the grocery store.

No wondering where the animal was raised.

Just real food from real farm families you can actually know.

Thank you to every single person who has chosen to support local agriculture this week. We don't take it for granted.

đŸ‡ș🇾 Know your farmer. Know your food.

Shop Buckeye Valley Beef → www.buckeyevalleybeef.com

Visit us in person Saturday from 9-2pm
@ 690 E State St Georgetown, Oh 45154

Did you know that a single package of ground beef bought from the grocery store is trim ground from dozens if not hundre...
08/27/2026

Did you know that a single package of ground beef bought from the grocery store is trim ground from dozens if not hundreds of animals?

Ours comes from ONE. One you know where it came from. How it was raised and who fed it.

That’s the local difference.

“Unfortunately, Americans can’t distinguish domestic beef from imported beef under our current labeling policy.We think ...
08/23/2026

“Unfortunately, Americans can’t distinguish domestic beef from imported beef under our current labeling policy.

We think that a better solution would be requiring Mandatory Country of Origin Labeling (mCOOL) on all beef. This would allow consumers who want American raised beef to know that’s what they are getting. At the same time, it will allow consumers who just want cheaper prices to choose foreign raised and slaughtered beef.”

White Oak Pastures

We can’t say it any better ourselves. You may never know the whole story from a product purchased on the grocery store shelf.

I can probably take a guess given over 80% of U.S. beef processing is controlled by just four companies, and some of them source cattle internationally. That’s fine. It gives the consumer options, but we also need to provide the consumer with the tools to choose what’s right for their families.

There are so many wonderful farm families out there raising local foods for their friends and neighbors. We are grateful that so many of you choose us. But if we aren’t the right fit, there are plenty more.

The only way to fight back from a food system that has become increasingly disconnected from the people it feeds is to choose local as often as you can.

It doesn’t have to happen all at once. Start with one protein. One purchase. One farmer.

The resilience of our food system depends on it.

08/21/2026

Let’s go crazy for the weekend!!!
Shop in person today 4-6 or tomorrow 9-2!
đŸ„©Beef
đŸ„“Pork
🍗Chicken
🍖Lamb

Fire up those grills, smokers, blackstones.

True or false. You have to buy a side of a cow to enjoy locally raised meat? False!That’s why we have pivoted in the pas...
08/20/2026

True or false.

You have to buy a side of a cow to enjoy locally raised meat?

False!

That’s why we have pivoted in the past few years.

Time and time again customers would come to us and yearn to have local beef but they either couldn’t afford a whole side, or they didn’t have room for it.

In case you didn’t know. There are several ways to buy:

📍shop in person at 690 E. State St Georgetown, Oh 45121

đŸ§‘â€đŸ’» shop online at www.buckeyevalleybeef.com

Buy one lb of ground or a meat box. The options are boundless!

Address

690 East State Street
Georgetown, OH
45121

Opening Hours

Tuesday 1pm - 6pm
Thursday 1pm - 6pm
Saturday 11am - 2pm

Telephone

+19374034135

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