Welcome Into Your Local Meat Market
Real Good Food from Our Family's Regenerative Farm in Cleburne, Texas
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Pasture Raised Beef
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Pasture Raised Chicken
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Pasture Raised Turkey
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First Timer? Here's How It Works
We Create A Custom Order Just For You
1. Check What's In Stock
Double check with our website to see what is in stock before filling out an Online Order Form
To gauge the cost, each product is listed with an approximate weight/price (the actual cost is determined in the final invoice)
2. Complete the Order Form
Follow the link to our Online Order Form (found at the top of our "Order Online" page), add your customer information, list the quantity of each item you would like to purchase, choose a pick-up location, add any notes if necessary, and hit submit
3. Confirmation Email
A confirmation email let's you know we have received your order and started the process of filling your custom order
4. We Fill Your Custom Order
We fill your order with all available items and hold it until you pick it up
5. You Will Receive a Final Invoice Via Email
Once filled, we will email you an invoice with a payable link (*Changes to your order (e.g. we don't have enough items in stock) will be addressed in the final invoice)
6. Click the Link and Complete the Payment for Your Order
Follow the payable link included in your final invoice to complete your purchase
7. Pick Up Your Order and Enjoy
Once we have received your payment, your order will be available for pick up and ready for you to enjoy
Regeneration
After uncovering the correlation between the foods we ate and a rapid decrease in our overall health, we knew things had to change
Our mission is to regenerate our degraded ecosystem by focusing on the diversification of life on our farm and microorganisms in the soil in order to feed ourselves and our community real good food
As believers in Christ, we are called to be stewards of the good gifts God has given us in order to bless and be blessed in the serving of people around us
Starting with the land and how we regeneratively raise our animals, we begin to create change that makes it possible to lead healthier lives
Regenerative Agriculture
Promote and Rebuild Healthy Living Soil
Keeping soils covered with diverse living plants is key to building healthy soils and microbial communities necessary to regenerate farm ecosystems. As a result, we use no-till practices to plant cover crops right into our perennial pastures to build plant diversity and provide cool season forages for our animals.
Raise Healthy/Strong Plants and Animals
Encouraging the growth of microbial life is one of the most crucial parts of raising healthy plants and animals. Planting living roots in the soil feeds the soil's microbial life. That in turn feeds essential nutrients to the plants, ensuring that our fields are never bare. We use cool season cover crops planted into perennial warm season pastures to keep living roots in the soil year round. This allows us to rotationally graze our animals non-stop, ensuring they are fed the most nutritious diet possible. Our soil then further benefits from the animal "doing their business" before moving onto fresh pasture.
Improve Water Cycling and Retention in Soil
Grazing various types of livestock on our pastures adds valuable nutrients to the soil, keeping the plants in a healthy state and eliminating the need for fertilizers. Doing so also builds life and organic matter in the soil, which then captures large amounts of carbon, allowing rainwater to infiltrate and be retained in the soil. This reduces runoff from our farm, retaining the valuable resources needed in our ecosystem.
Encourage and Promote Diversity
Diversity is an essential component in regenerating farm ecosystems and building healthy soils that retain water and nutrients on the land. Planting diverse cover crops, integrating farm animals and rotational grazing them, supporting wildlife and actively restricting the use of chemicals all push towards a thriving ecosystem that includes you and me. We live healthy lives when we interact in an ecosystem that is good. Our bodies work better when our source of food is good.
