Worried about what you are "really" eating? Have peace of mind with pasture grazed meats.
Looking For Clean Food?
Would you know what to look for when choosing a Farmer? That is, choosing a farmer to buy your family’s food from? Looking for clean food? Especially locally produced food, that can be a challenge. We have been members of the Weston A Price Foundation (WAPF)…
2015 Grass-fed Beef Progress Report 2
Update on the grass-fed steers we will be providing you fall 2015 (Report 1). Remember our “grass-fed” beef is also known as “pasture grazed” beef. The term grass-fed is pretty well-known, but we also refer to our beef as “pasture grazed”. Why pasture grazed?…
Pasture Grazed vs Grassfed Beef
We use the terms “Pasture Grazed” and “Grassfed” to describe our cattle operation. So what’s the difference? The term grassfed (grass fed, grass-fed) refers to animals that are raised entirely without grain as part of their diet. Cattle are ruminants (have four stomachs) for digestion…
A cow named grass-fed
Recently I came across an article on the Omaha World-Herald website that was part of their “Locally Grown” series on food trends. This 2012 article “Beef: Grass-fed vs. corn-fed” is an interesting read about two locally raised beef. I share it here for those of you…
Grass Fed Movement
What created the grass fed movement of the late 1990s through today? Prior to World War II, all beef and most other meat production methods had grass as part of the animal’s life cycle. Today’s store purchased meats, only beef, lamb and goat have some…
