Clean. Quality. Nutrition.

You are deeply troubled by the deterioration of our existing food system. Furthermore, you have genuine worries about ensuring the cleanliness, healthiness, and SAFETY of the food you provide for your family.

You are right in ALL of your concerns, and that is why you're here.

You want REAL CLEAN meat, not just antibiotic and hormone-free, but also of vaccines, grain, synthetic chemicals, and whatever toxins blow in from the neighbors. You want to know how it was raised and what was used to raise it.

We understand your concerns about food safety and cleanliness. That's why we provide clean, responsibly-raised meat that meets your standards.

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None of the Junk

Experience the cleanest meats available, raised with regenerative farming methods and beyond organic practices. Taste the difference of truly clean and healthy meat.

  • No vaccines
  • No synthetic chemicals
  • No synthetic hormones
  • No anti-biotics

Instead, the animals are managed in a way that mimics nature as best we can and given natural supplements for the greatest health and vitality possible.

Experience superior flavor with

Grass-Finished Beef

Experience the rich, savory taste of our grass-finished beef. Raised on lush, green pastures, our carefully sourced cattle result in beef packed with deep flavors and nutrients.

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Feel good about eating

Pasture-Raised Pork

Try our corn and soy-free pork sustainably grown on managed pasture land. Our pigs freely roam, feasting on vegetation, organic grain, roots, and insects. The result is a tender and juicy pork roast with an unmatched flavor. Indulge in a delicious and flavorful meal with our pastured pork.

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Tantalize Your Tastebuds with

Grass-Finished Lamb

Grass-finished regeneratively raised lamb is a top-notch product that differentiates itself from conventional meat options. Our sheep are exclusively fed a diet of grass and forage, without any grain supplements, resulting in the finest quality meat.

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