9 Line Wagyu

08/23/2026

08/19/2026

We recently took 8 of our 100% Fullblood Japanese Black Wagyu steers to the processor. 5 OUT OF 8 graded OVER 40% DMp. And two of those five? OVER 47%!!

One standout, 115M, was just 26 months old and graded an extraordinary 47.16% DMp.

So what does that actually mean? DMp is an objective, camera-measured evaluation of the intramuscular marbling in the ribeye.

But what we’re most proud of isn’t one steer. It’s the consistency.

Five out of eight animals reaching our Reserve level tells us we’re doing something right—from the genetics we select, to how we raise them, to the time and care we put into every animal.

Not just one exceptional carcass. An exceptional herd.

08/13/2026

About last night.

That marbling though. 🔥

100% Fullblood Wagyu served family-style—tasting different cuts turns dinner into an experience, not just a meal.

08/10/2026

Remember this little guy? 🐮

He was born a twin, and his mama only accepted his sibling. With twins, sometimes a cow will bond more strongly with one calf and reject the other — leaving us to step in and take over feeding duty.

Safe to say he’s not so little anymore. 😂 He’s growing like crazy, doing amazing, and clearly enjoying all the extra attention.

07/13/2026

We’re taking a little family adventure and heading back to Alaska with our boys!

Our team will be away July 14-27, so any orders placed during that time will be fulfilled beginning July 28. All orders placed last week will ship out today as scheduled.

Thank you for supporting our family farm and allowing us to make memories together.

06/21/2026

There may not be two things that go together better than dads and Wagyu.

The dads who taught us how to work hard.
The dads who fired up the grill.
The dads who showed us what sacrifice, service, and family really mean.

Today we’re celebrating all of them.

Happy Father’s Day and National Wagyu Day from all of us at 9 Line Farms.

Great steaks. Great dads. Great memories.

06/12/2026

Two years ago this was dense Florida forest. Today it’s lush pasture and happy cows. It’s been a lot of work and a true labor of love, but moments like this make it all worth it. 🌱🐄

06/06/2026

The best reviews don’t need words.

Keep tagging us—we love seeing what you’re cooking.

🥩🇺🇸

05/14/2026

One of the best sounds you can hear on a cattle operation… a calf finally nursing a bottle again after battling scours.

Scours is a severe form of diarrhea in young calves, usually caused by bacteria, viruses, parasites, or nutritional stress. It can quickly lead to dehydration, weakness, loss of electrolytes, and if left untreated, can become fatal in a very short amount of time.

That’s why hearing a calf start sucking a bottle again is such a big deal. It means they’re beginning to regain strength, hydrate, and fight their way back.

At 9 Line Farms, every life matters. Moments like this may seem small to some people, but in ranching they can mean everything. 🐄💪

05/12/2026

Thank you, S1KG!