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✓ 7 VERIFIED OHIO WAGYU FARMSOhio Wagyu Beef: Farms That Raise and Sell It
Ohio farms in our directory that sell their own Wagyu, from 100% full-blood to Wagyu-cross. We checked each one against its own website or Facebook page.
Find Ranchers Near You →All Ohio ranchesWhat “Wagyu” Means on a Label
- Full-blood: 100% Wagyu, with bloodlines traced back to Japan.
- Akaushi: Japanese Red Wagyu, a separate Wagyu breed.
- Wagyu-cross or American Wagyu: Wagyu bred with another breed, often Angus. Still well marbled, and usually cheaper.
Ask the farm which one you’re buying and how it’s finished. Wagyu is often finished on grain to build marbling, but not always.
Ohio Farms Selling Wagyu
Full-blood first, then crosses
Charming Wagyu
Millersburg, OH
By the cut and boxes. Pick up, or delivery where available. Raised in Ohio’s Amish Country. Limited quantities, so order early.
Carney Wagyu Cattle Ranch
Southington, OH
By the cut from its online store, plus a butcher shop in Warren. Family-owned Northeast Ohio ranch.
Esquire Cattle Co.
Dover, OH
By the cut online, shipped anywhere in the U.S., or farm pickup. Autoship available. Beef is dry-aged 30 days.
Dutton Cattle Company
Flushing, OH
By the cut online, St. Clairsville pickup, or local delivery.
Sakura Wagyu Farms
Westerville, OH
Steaks, burgers, hot dogs and gift boxes, shipped frozen nationwide.
CF Ranch & Cattle Co.
Burbank, OH
Ribeye, filet, sirloin and ground beef from its online store. Pickup at the ranch.
Dreamland Farms
Wauseon, OH
By the quarter, half or whole. A quarter runs about $950–$1,200 with processing included. Pickup in Wauseon. Call or text to reserve. Books up ahead.
Verified, not inspected. We checked each farm’s Wagyu claim, town and buying options on its own website or Facebook page on Oct. 20, 2026. We don’t visit farms or test DNA, so confirm details and prices with the seller. How we verify →
Ohio Wagyu: Quick Answers
Can I buy a half of Wagyu in Ohio?
Sometimes. Dreamland Farms in Wauseon sells Wagyu-cross beef by the quarter, half or whole. The other farms here sell Wagyu by the cut or in boxes, so ask if you want a bigger share.
What’s the difference between full-blood and Wagyu-cross?
Full-blood Wagyu has only Wagyu parents, traced back to Japanese cattle. Wagyu-cross, often sold as American Wagyu, is Wagyu bred with another breed like Angus. It usually costs less and is still well marbled.
Is Ohio Wagyu the same as Japanese A5?
No. A5 is a Japanese grade for beef raised and graded in Japan. Ohio Wagyu can come from the same bloodlines, but it isn’t graded A5.
Is Wagyu worth the price?
Sometimes. It’s rich and heavily marbled, so many people save it for steaks and buy regular beef for everyday ground beef and roasts.
Want Regular Beef Too?
146 verified Ohio sellers offer beef by the cut, quarter, half or whole.