While we're usually a little humorous in our descriptions (or we attempt to be) here's the unfunny truth: our animals drink clear-running spring water, roam leisurely on our farm, eat grass and are not subjected to the typical steroids, antibiotics and hormones typical of beef bought in the grocery store. They live a stress-free life and we never use a cattle prod on them. Native American Indian wisdom tells us that we are to treat God's animals with respect, and we take that part of our job seriously. That may mean doing things the hard way, but we think that our ethically raised beef is a higher quality product because of the extra TLC we give our livestock. And because they're naturally raised, they give us cuts of beef that are lower in total fat, higher in vitamins and minerals, and loaded with Omega-3 fatty acids.
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While we're usually a little humorous in our descriptions (or we attempt to be) here's the unfunny truth: our animals ... more

While we're usually a little humorous in our descriptions (or we attempt to be) here's the unfunny truth: our animals drink clear-running spring water, roam leisurely on our farm, eat grass and are not subjected to the typical steroids, antibiotics and hormones typical of beef bought in the grocery store. They live a stress-free life and we never use a cattle prod on them. Native American Indian wisdom tells us that we are to treat God's animals with respect, and we take that part of our job seriously. That may mean doing things the hard way, but we think that our ethically raised beef is a higher quality product because of the extra TLC we give our livestock. And because they're naturally raised, they give us cuts of beef that are lower in total fat, higher in vitamins and minerals, and loaded with Omega-3 fatty acids.
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While we're usually a little humorous in our descriptions (or we attempt to be) here's the unfunny truth: our animals ... more

Sometimes called a "Top Blade Steak", this cut has been called "perfect for the grill" because of its uniform thickness. Marinate and grill over medium high heat. Try substituting Flat Iron Steak in recipes that call for skirt or flank steak.
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Sometimes called a "Top Blade Steak", this cut has been called "perfect for the grill" because of its uniform thickness. ... more

Sometimes called a "Top Blade Steak", this cut has been called "perfect for the grill" because of its uniform thickness. Marinate and grill over medium high heat. Try substituting Flat Iron Steak in recipes that call for skirt or flank steak.
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Sometimes called a "Top Blade Steak", this cut has been called "perfect for the grill" because of its uniform thickness. ... more

While we're usually a little humorous in our descriptions (or we attempt to be) here's the unfunny truth: our animals drink spring water, roam stress-free on our farm, eat grass and are not subjected to the typical steroids, antibiotics and hormones typical of beef found in your average grocery store. Our Native American Indian heritage tells us that we are to treat God's animals with respect, and we take that very seriously. We don't brand these cattle. We don't shock them into going where we want them to. We may do things the hard way. but we are grateful for them and the nutrition that they provide.
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While we're usually a little humorous in our descriptions (or we attempt to be) here's the unfunny truth: our animals ... more

10 lb. of ground beef. 1 big package vacuumed sealed that can be broken down and put into smaller bags to be frozen and used at a later date This IS NOT 10 -1 lb packs. This is 1 large pack.
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10 lb. of ground beef. 1 big package vacuumed sealed that can be broken down and put into smaller bags ... more

While we're usually a little humorous in our descriptions (or we attempt to be) here's the unfunny truth: our animals drink spring water, roam stress-free on our farm, eat grass and are not subjected to the typical steroids, antibiotics and hormones typical of beef found in your average grocery store. Our Native American Indian heritage tells us that we are to treat God's animals with respect, and we take that very seriously. We don't brand these cattle. We don't shock them into going where we want them to. We may do things the hard way. but we are grateful for them and the nutrition that they provide.
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While we're usually a little humorous in our descriptions (or we attempt to be) here's the unfunny truth: our animals ... more