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Grass-Fed, Grass-Finished, Pasture-Raised, Corn & Soy Free and Born, Raised, and Harvested in the USA

10 products
Whole Chicken
The only pasture-raised chicken that's also corn-free, soy-free, vaccine-free and seed-oil-free. Roast it whole, spatchcock it, or break it down for multiple meals.
From $34.99
Ribeye Steak
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Ribeye Steak
The most marbled steak in the lineup, with fat woven through the muscle and a bold flavor.
$29.89
Ground Beef 85/15
85/15 lean-to-fat ratio with good balance for everyday cooking.
$13.99
Lamb Loin Chop
The lamb equivalent of a T-bone , tender loin meat on one side, a little tenderloin on the other.
$34.00
Filet Mignon
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Filet Mignon
Nearly fat-free with an exceptionally tender, fine-grained muscle.
$31.00
Ground Chicken
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Ground Chicken
A leaner alternative to ground beef that doesn't sacrifice flavor. Works in burgers, meatballs, bowls, and beyond.
$24.99
Ground Italian Beef
Seasoned with organic thyme, oregano, fennel and more - 85/15 ground beef blend
$14.99

Frequently Asked Questions

How is pastured chicken raised on regenerative farms?

On regenerative farms, chickens are moved regularly to fresh pasture so they can forage naturally. This rotational grazing system improves soil health, supports biodiversity, and allows the birds to live in a healthier outdoor environment while producing high-quality pastured chicken.

What are the benefits of pastured chicken?

Pastured chicken is raised outdoors with access to fresh air, sunlight, and pasture. This environment supports natural chicken behavior and responsible farming practices. Many people prefer pasture raised chicken for its richer flavor, ethical farming methods, and more traditional approach to raising poultry.

What does soy free chicken mean?

Soy free chicken refers to poultry raised without soy in the feed. Many customers choose soy free chicken to avoid common allergens or to follow a cleaner, more natural diet. Combined with pasture-based farming, this approach helps produce chicken raised with more thoughtful farming practices.

Is your chicken corn and soy free?

Yes. Our pasture raised chicken is fed a carefully selected diet that does not include corn or soy. This allows us to offer corn and soy free chicken for customers who prefer poultry raised without common feed allergens while maintaining high animal welfare standards.

Where is your beef from?

We partner with a network of small family farms throughout the United States in California, Arizona, and Michigan. We visit the farms we partner with and have walked the land the cattle is raised on.

What makes your beef raised on grass so different from regular meat?

Our steaks come from cattle that are 100% raised on grass and finished on pasture. They’re never fed grains, corn, or soy, which results in leaner, more flavorful cuts with higher nutritional value and no antibiotics or hormones. Our cattle are raised using regenerative practices, including rotational grazing that builds healthy soil, supports biodiversity, and improves the land over time. Cattle are never confined to feedlots and spend the majority of their lives grazing on pastures rooted in vegetative cover.

Why choose naturally raised steaks over conventional options?

Beef from animals raised entirely on pasture contains more omega-3s, vitamins, and antioxidants. It also supports regenerative farming that improves soil health and promotes better animal welfare.

What makes your pasture-raised steaks different from regular beef?

Our steaks come from cattle that are 100% raised on grass and finished on pasture. They’re never fed grains, corn, or soy, which results in leaner, more flavorful cuts with higher nutritional value and no antibiotics or hormones. Our cattle are raised using regenerative practices, including rotational grazing that builds healthy soil, supports biodiversity, and improves the land over time. Cattle are never confined to feedlots and spend the majority of their lives grazing on pastures rooted in vegetative cover.