So, what does healthy look like when it comes to animals raised for food? And what does healthy look like during the transition from pasture to plate?
Here's the conclusion to our steak's story. 🐂 🥩
Animals' physical, emotional, and social health reflects the health of their surroundings.
In a regenerative farming model, animals are fully integrated into a natural ecosystem.
(foraging and herding, free movement, grazing, socializing, breathing fresh air, soaking up sunshine)
(built upon a natural, nutrient-dense & fiber-rich diet of diverse, regeneratively-managed grassland)
(conferred by strong immune systems and natural immunity from a life lived outdoors)
(robust muscles, bones, and mobility built through constant movement across varied, uneven terrain)
(developed by living in stable social structures with ample space to move)
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Animals benefit from thoughtful, species-specific care in alignment with nature's blueprint.
In a regenerative farming model, the transition of living animals into healthy food is built on those same core values.
Animals are allowed to naturally reach the appropriate size and physical condition for harvest according to their natural patterns of eating, movement, and growth.
We move animals onto transport vehicles ourselves, using strategies that keep animals' stress and cortisol levels low.
for everything from humane slaughter practices to impeccable standards for butchering, quality, packaging methods, and more.
to lock in flavor, quality, and nutrients without the need for chemical or mechanical interventions.
which bypasses industrial supply chains and distributes food directly from farm to consumer.
If your priorities match ours? We'd love to pack you a box.
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