Griggs Jordan Cattle (JW Land and Cattle)
Benton, AR · f1
Tier 3 · Wagyu-Forward What the tiers mean
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This listing's current published materials advertise Wagyu, but the offering does not meet our full verification standard for provenance. It carries no authenticity badge; undisclosed details remain explicitly unverified.
Authenticity flags
- The farm describes its beef as "Certified Angus/Akaushi Wagyu" without naming any certifying programme, and no certificate, registration number or inspection reference appears anywhere. Its own order form is plainer and calls the beef a 50 Angus / 50 Akaushi Wagyu cross, which is a crossbred animal rather than anything certified.
- The order form has read sold out since a September 2025 collection window, so there may be nothing to buy right now. Orders are reservations taken with a 50 percent deposit and collected in Benton within 48 hours of being ready, and individual steaks are not sold at all, only halves and quarters.
Why it's listed
Griggs Jordan Cattle is a small central Arkansas operation raising beef on its own farm at Benton, southwest of Little Rock. The cattle are a half Angus, half Akaushi Wagyu cross, grass fed and grain finished, and the beef is sold in halves and quarters that take in ribeye, filet, New York strip, sirloin, roasts and ground beef. Ordering runs through a reservation form with a 50 percent deposit, and collection is in Benton within 48 hours of the beef being ready. Individual steaks are not offered, and the run sells out, so timing matters.
Half Angus, half Akaushi, sold by the quarter
Griggs Jordan Cattle is a small central Arkansas operation at Benton, southwest of Little Rock, raising a half Angus and half Akaushi Wagyu cross that is grass fed and grain finished. Beef is sold in halves and quarters covering the full range of cuts, ordered through a reservation form with a deposit.
The ratio is stated, which is more than most of its neighbours manage, and it is the reason this listing records a first cross rather than an unknown.
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