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Pasture Raised in Oregon

Grass Fed Lamb

They graze on real grass every day, moving across living pasture rather than standing in a feedlot. They spend their hours doing what lambs do naturally: grazing, roaming, and growing slowly on a diet of forage and mother's milk. That daily grazing isn't just good for the animals. Over time, it actively regenerates the land beneath their hooves.

Most lamb labeled "grass-fed" is still finished on grain in the final weeks to fatten it quickly. Ours never is.

Instead, our lambs are 100% grass-fed and 100% grass-finished, start to finish: never grain-finished, never fed corn or soy, never given hormones, never given antibiotics. Ever. Just grass, sunlight, and time.

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the primal standard

Lamb is only as good as how it was raised.

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Nourished by Nature

Our lambs graze on grasses, clovers, and wild forage on open Oregon pasture — a varied, living diet, the way nature intended. That diet shows up in the fat profile, the nutrition, and on the plate.

100% grass-fed, 100% grass-finished, never grain-finished
No pesticides, herbicides, fungicides, or chemical fertilizers
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No Hormones, No Antibiotics

We believe healthy animals raised right don't need pharmaceutical shortcuts. Our lambs are raised outdoors on pasture, in the sunlight and open air, in an environment optimized for health, not for speed.

Primal: no hormones, steroids, or antibiotics
Conventional: confined, supplemented, and routinely medicated
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No Chemicals on Pasture

Our lambs graze on pastures that are never poisoned by chemical fertilizers, herbicides, pesticides, or fungicides. We believe fewer inputs make for better outputs.

Primal: sunlight, rainfall, nature.
No chemical inputs: herbicides, fungicides, pesticides

How We Compare

Primal Pastures
Other Lamb
Pasture Raised
100% Grass-Finished (Never Grain-Finished)
No Hormones, No Antibiotics
Raised & Finished in the USA