"You are what what you eat eats.”

- Michael Pollan

Our animals are managed to improve the land they inhabit--meaning clean water, biodiversity, and maximum photosynthesis. Our animals are moved every 1-3 days to new pasture on average depending on a number of environmental factors. We nutrient test our beef and poultry every year to verify that it is indeed healthier for our customers. You are what you eat eats.

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Beef

Our beef comes from our own herd of grass-fed and finished cattle grazing on diverse high-mountain pastures until maturity. This diet yields nutrient-dense, flavorful meat while enhancing soil health. By prioritizing sustainability, we offer beef that nourishes both body and land, supporting a resilient ecosystem.

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Chicken

Our chickens forage in diverse fields, enhancing their flavor and nutrients. We partner with a local feed mill to ensure freshness and to source regional non-GMO ingredients Free foraging for protein-rich bugs supports their diet, well-being, and the environment, resulting in delicious chicken raised with care for the land.

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Honey

Our honey reflects the diverse flora of our regeneratively managed pastures. Each jar contains unique flavors from seasonal blossoms, resulting in a pure, sweet product. By promoting healthy ecosystems through sustainable practices, we support thriving bees and ensure high-quality honey.

Healthy Soil, Healthy Meat