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Worried about rising beef prices? WA farmers say, share a cow

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By YuToday Staff

2 hours ago · 1:38 readSeptember 5, 2026

Beef share programs let Washington farmers sell their meat directly to consumers, and customers save money by stocking in bulk. ]]> Seattle Times first reported the story. This YuToday briefing gathers the confirmed facts, what changed, and what to watch next.

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What we know so far

Beef share programs let Washington farmers sell their meat directly to consumers, and customers save money by stocking in bulk. ]]> Beef share programs let Washington farmers sell their meat directly to consumers, and customers save money by stocking in bulk. ]]>

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The latest reporting

Reported context includes the following: Beef share programs let Washington farmers sell their meat directly to consumers, and customers save money by stocking in bulk. ]]> Beef share programs let Washington farmers sell their meat directly to consumers, and customers save money by stocking in bulk. ]]>

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