A grain-based diet primarily consists of processed grains like corn and soy.
Typically, cattle that are grain fed start their lives on pasture, but they are later confined to feedlots where their diets can include grains. With great taste and added health benefits, it’s a choice our members can feel good about eating and serving their families.
We believe this grass-fed, grass-finished beef is extra tender. Examples of grasses they eat may include (but are not limited to) annuals, perennials, bluegrass, rye grass, and sorghum.Ĭattle that eat a diet similar to the above give us a finished product that’s a source of Omega-3s, vitamins, and minerals. They eat their natural diet of grass and may receive other grasses or minerals in the winter months. These cattle are never put in concentrated animal feedlot operations (CAFOs).
Butcher box meat free#
Our cattle are 100% grass-fed and grass- finished, and free to roam on grassy pastures throughout their entire lives. Australia has very high animal welfare standards as well as the climate and pastureland to allow cattle to spend their entire lives grazing. Why Australia? Unlike the United States, Australia has built an entire system on certifying pasture-raised meat. Their facilities are routinely inspected and approved by the USDA or a comparable agency.Ĭurrently, we source the majority of our beef from Australia. Temple Grandin, a member of the Humane Farm Animal Care Program's scientific committee. Our partners' operating methods are inspired by Dr. of meat (or about 60 servings) and costs 270 per delivery. Big Box: The custom big box contains 18-26 lbs. of meat (or about 30 servings) and costs 149 per delivery. Classic Box: The classic custom meat box contains 9-14 lbs. That means working with companies and farmers that are dedicated to doing the right thing-never cutting corners, and always looking for ways to improve. With a custom subscription box, you choose the meats (beef, chicken, or pork) and cuts you want each month. Source of Omega-3s, vitamins, and minerals? YESĮver given antibiotics or added hormones? NO
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