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One of the questions we get asked most often at the ranch is: “Should I buy a beef share, or should I just buy individual cuts?” The honest answer? Neither is better. They’re simply two different ways of buying beef, and each one serves a different purpose. Some families love the flexibility of filling their […]

Butchery, Farm Store

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I don’t think so. Farmers won’t change the food system. Entrepreneurs who farm will. I sat with those two sentences and the cursor blinking on my screen for a solid ten minutes when i was writing the email to our subscribers a few weeks ago. I believe them. Deep down, I believe we can change […]

Farm Store, Ranch Life

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Boundaries seems like an ugly word. But if I have learned anything about the burnout I experienced the last two summers, it’s that without them, you’ll run yourself into the ground. Maybe I’m writing this as a message to farmers who want to do what we’ve done.Or maybe I’m writing this to keep my promise […]

Farm Store, shipping

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Buckle up, friend. This is a long but a good one. If you’ve shopped for pasture-raised eggs or chicken lately, you’ve probably seen the label corn & soy free. It sounds simple enough, and for many people it feels like an obvious upgrade. If corn and soy are ingredients you try to avoid in your […]

Chicken, Livestock, Livestock Husbandry

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Last week, I shared the news that we had decided to close the co-packing (processing for others) division of our processing plant, Widnor Meats. Afterward, rumors started circulating through some Facebook groups, and I wanted to address them directly. The plant itself is not closing, nor is the farm or the chicken side of our […]

Agriculture, Butchery, Uncategorized

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Don’t worry! We’re still here, and you can still shop with us. You can continue to shop our in-person ranch store each week or shop online for delivery, just like always. Nothing about our store hours, local shopping, or shipping has changed. The only change is that we are no longer offering online à la […]

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I grew up on chicken breast and hockey puck pork chops. No offense, Mom. I’d still come over and eat any day because my best memories are simply being with you at the dinner table. But the reality is that I didn’t know how to cook chicken thighs because they weren’t something we ate often […]

Chicken, Recipe

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Beef costs are soaring in grocery stores, but the story behind it is bigger than a price tag. Imports are halted, herds are shrinking, and sale barns are bidding higher than ever. We’re choosing to keep our beef local, on your table, instead of chasing big auction checks. Here’s why.

Agriculture, Livestock

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Stock Up & Save with Our Ground Beef Boxes
If your family loves meals like this one, it might be time to stock up on ground beef the smart way.

We offer bulk ground beef boxes that help you save money and keep your freezer ready for those last-minute dinner scrambles. Our 12-pound box includes 2 pounds free compared to buying individual packages—plus, you’re getting pasture-raised, dry-aged beef from animals raised right here on our farm.

? [Click here to check out our Ground Beef Box options and stock your freezer.]

Trust me, once you try these beef bowls, you’re going to want a few extra pounds on hand.

A bowl of Korean beef over rice, topped with chopped green onions, sits on a rustic wooden surface. In the background, a metal bowl of cooked ground beef and a jar of chili flakes or sauce are visible. A garlic bulb rests nearby.

Beef, Kitchen Hacks, Recipe

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I didn’t show up to this study with a polished message—just a heart that had been quietly prepared in the barn aisle. This is a reflection on growth, exhaustion, and how God refines us in the hardest seasons. If you’ve felt overwhelmed or unseen, I hope these words remind you that even in the fire, God is at work.

Farm Kids, Ranch Life