Our Promise to You
100% GRASS-FED
Our cows never receive grain in their entire life. They have access to pasture all year long and eat hay, harvested from our fields, in the winter.
HUMANITY
A calm cow is a happy cow. All our cows and calves are hand trained so they are friendly. Low stress makes for tender meat.
QUALITY
Grass-fed beef is tender and low in fat. We work with a local processer who vacuum seal the cuts so you can see what you are buying.
Why choose grass-fed beef?
100% grass-fed beef is good for you
- It has fewer calories than conventionally raised beef.
- It includes antioxidants, vitamins, and beneficial fats.
- It helps support healthy blood sugar levels.
- It contains about 50% more omega-3 fatty acids than standard beef.
Source: Health Magazine
Grass-fed beef is naturally leaner when compared to grain-fed beef. Grass is much lower in calories than grain. As a result, the beef from grain-based diet tends to be fattier. If you are wanting to stay lean and trim, why not make grass-fed beef a part of your diet?
100% grass-fed beef is sustainable
We have a small herd of Angus cross cows who graze on fields of alfalfa, orchard grass, clover, and timothy. Every spring, new calves are born and kept with their mother until they are weaned at six months old. To benefit the health of our herd, we have a closed herd. This means that all our cows are born and raised on the farm and no new cattle are introduced from offsite locations. This eliminates the introduction of disease and reduces the need for medication. A closed herd also allows us to select the best genetics for the best beef for your table.
We practice rotational grazing which gives the cows the best forage, naturally fertilize the pasture, and then we move the herd to let the pasture rest and grow. This benefits our cattle and our fields.
always exceptionally tender and full-flavored
Our beef is harvesting in the late fall and processed locally at a family owned facility in Xenia, Ohio. The beef is available as custom butchered only and not by the cut.
Meet the Herd
