Pasture-raised Wagyu cattle at Mayberry Acres
Cow and calf cared for at Mayberry Acres

Our Raising Philosophy

Quality Wagyu beef starts with intentional daily care

At Mayberry Acres in Middlebury, Indiana, we raise premium Wagyu cattle with a long-term mindset. Every decision we make is focused on animal welfare, soil health, and producing flavorful, richly marbled beef.

Our process combines pasture-raised management, rotational grazing, and non-GMO grain finishing. This balanced approach helps us deliver consistent quality while caring for the land that supports our farm.

Pasture-Raised Cattle

Regenerative Grazing

Non-GMO Grain Finishing

Our Beef Raising Process

From pasture management to premium Wagyu finishing

01

Wagyu cattle on healthy pasture

Pasture-Based Foundation

Our cattle begin with pasture access and attentive daily management that supports health, comfort, and natural behavior.

  • Focused on animal welfare and consistent care

02

Regenerative rotational grazing at Mayberry Acres

Rotational Grazing and Land Stewardship

We rotate cattle across pasture areas to protect forage quality, support soil health, and promote long-term farm sustainability.

  • Regenerative practices built around healthier ground and herds

03

Wagyu marbling from non-GMO grain finishing

Non-GMO Grain Finishing

To deliver the marbling and flavor Wagyu is known for, we finish with non-GMO grain in a controlled, intentional program.

  • Consistent marbling, tenderness, and eating quality

04

Premium Wagyu beef ready for reservation

Processing and Local Fulfillment

After finishing, we coordinate professional processing and support local delivery or processor pickup for your beef order.

  • Straightforward ordering for quarter, half, and whole shares

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Choose the option that fits your freezer and family

Quarter Beef - $7.50/lb

Estimated 185-250 lbs | Deposit: $125

Half Beef - $7.25/lb

Estimated 375-500 lbs | Deposit: $250

Whole Beef - $7.00/lb

Estimated 750-1000 lbs | Deposit: $500

Raising Process FAQ

Answers about how our cattle are raised

Yes. Pasture access is a core part of our program, paired with consistent daily management and a focus on animal comfort.

Rotational grazing means moving cattle through different pasture sections to support grass recovery, soil health, and better long-term forage management.

Yes. We use non-GMO grain finishing to help develop the marbling, consistency, and flavor profile expected from quality Wagyu beef.

Absolutely. We welcome questions and are happy to walk you through our process so you feel confident in where your beef comes from.

Cattle raised at Mayberry Acres

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