What are you listing?

Pick a species. We'll auto-tune everything from the breed list to the predicted finish weight.

Buyers see this on their reservation.
Helpful for marketing crossbreeds and heritage strains.

How were they raised?

Three feed questions and a birth date. We'll calculate the predicted finish weight and harvest date in real time.

Hold ⌘ / Ctrl to pick more than one.

Predicted finish weight

1,180 lb

Based on Black Angus steer · grass-fed · grass finish

Harvest window

Jun 20, 2025 – Sep 15, 2026

Earliest finish → 30 months of age

Estimated take-home

~440 lb

Whole animal · 37% of live weight in cuts

Tell their story.

We auto-write a description from your selections. Tap "Regenerate" if you want a new spin, or edit any line.

Auto-generated description

Updates from your selections in step 1 + 2. Edit anything by hand.
Farm city/state come from your ranch profile. This note can go in the description.
Buyers pick the processor at reserve. Note a preferred plant if you already haul there.

Price the shares.

Industry-suggested numbers based on your breed, feed, and predicted finish weight. Click any field to type your own — or leave the suggestion.

Industry-suggested · Grass-fed Black Angus $12.50/lb take-home · 2026 U.S. direct-to-consumer average (adjust for your region)
¼

Quarter share

~110 lb · suggested $1,395

½

Half share

~220 lb · suggested $2,690

1

Whole animal

~440 lb · suggested $5,180

These are share totals. At publish we convert them to hanging $/lb using predicted hanging weight x share fraction.

One animal — pick a split that does not oversell.
Donations are tax-deductible. Issued from PO's nonprofit arm.

Looks good?

Quick scan. Edit any step or publish.

The animal

Species · BreedBeef · Black Angus
SexSteer
ID

Specs (auto-calculated)

Predicted finish weight1,180 lb
Harvest windowJun 20, 2025 – Sep 15, 2026
Feed100% grass + hay
Finish100% grass

Pricing

Quarter
Half
Whole
Hanging rate

Listed.

Your animal is live on the marketplace. We'll notify you when the first reserve hits.