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Nourish Your Land.

Nourish Your Body.

BOULDER, COLORADO

40°05’00"N 105°10’50"W

Prairie-grazed beef
raised in Boulder County, Colorado.

Better for you.
Better for Boulder.

Our cattle graze on both public and private land. We move them at least once a day to ensure access to fresh forage and give our pastures time to regrow. This grazing strategy produces high quality beef, while also healing and caring for our prairie ecosystem.

Beef with a positive impact.

The key to better beef is care. Unlike factory farming, we value the animals and the land. We move our animals frequently and rest our pastures for long periods, imitating the way bison once interacted with the native prairie. As the animals move, they fertilize the land with manure and stimulate perennial grasses to regrow while building deep, strong root systems. This grazing style is more work intensive than that of industrialized farming, but it improves soil health, sequesters carbon, and, over time, regenerates landscapes to a more balanced and native state.

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Partner with us.

We’re continuing to grow our circle as a cornerstone of the Boulder community.
 Whether you’re looking to benefit from a land regeneration partnership, or seeking a reliable supplier for nutritious, local, grass-finished beef, we’d love to connect.

Regenerating our land
 and our community.

Not only does our farming process regenerate the land we steward  –  we also collaborate with food pantries and anti-hunger organizations to make our meat more accessible to those who can’t access it at restaurants or the farmers’ market.

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Boulder
grassland
stewards

Every purchase helps restore local land to its healthier, most natural state.

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Last year, we impacted a total of 479 acres across all of our different land partnerships, while also working with Colorado non-profits and government agencies to help strengthen Boulder ecosystems.

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Spot the herd!

We’re on the moo-ve...
daily!

A key part of our regenerative grazing process involves frequently rotating our herd’s location. Track our herd below, and follow us as we migrate all across Boulder County!

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