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Animals are raised with access to pasture, though conditions and time outdoors can vary by farm.Practices intended to restore or improve soil, water, biodiversity, and ecosystem health. Specific methods vary by farm.
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Organic production limits most synthetic fertilizers and pesticides. Only certified operations may use the USDA Organic seal.A farming or production practice reported for this farm. Methods can vary, so confirm important details directly with the farm.
Beef
Animals are reported as eating grass or forage. This label alone does not always mean they were grass-finished.
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Beef
Animals are reported as eating grass or forage. This label alone does not always mean they were grass-finished.Animals are raised with access to pasture, though conditions and time outdoors can vary by farm.
BeefPorkLamb
Animals are reported as eating grass or forage. This label alone does not always mean they were grass-finished.Animals are raised with access to pasture, though conditions and time outdoors can vary by farm.Practices intended to restore or improve soil, water, biodiversity, and ecosystem health. Specific methods vary by farm.
Beef
Animals are reported as eating grass or forage. This label alone does not always mean they were grass-finished.Animals are raised with access to pasture, though conditions and time outdoors can vary by farm.Practices intended to restore or improve soil, water, biodiversity, and ecosystem health. Specific methods vary by farm.A farming or production practice reported for this farm. Methods can vary, so confirm important details directly with the farm.
Beef
Animals are raised with access to pasture, though conditions and time outdoors can vary by farm.Practices intended to restore or improve soil, water, biodiversity, and ecosystem health. Specific methods vary by farm.
Fruit & Nuts
Organic production limits most synthetic fertilizers and pesticides. Only certified operations may use the USDA Organic seal.
Beef
Animals are reported as eating grass or forage. This label alone does not always mean they were grass-finished.A farming or production practice reported for this farm. Methods can vary, so confirm important details directly with the farm.
Beef
Animals are reported as eating grass or forage. This label alone does not always mean they were grass-finished.A farming or production practice reported for this farm. Methods can vary, so confirm important details directly with the farm.
Beef
Organic production limits most synthetic fertilizers and pesticides. Only certified operations may use the USDA Organic seal.
Beef
Animals are reported as eating grass or forage. This label alone does not always mean they were grass-finished.
Chicken
Animals are raised with access to pasture, though conditions and time outdoors can vary by farm.
Beef
Animals are reported as eating grass or forage. This label alone does not always mean they were grass-finished.
Beef
Animals are reported as eating grass or forage. This label alone does not always mean they were grass-finished.Animals are raised with access to pasture, though conditions and time outdoors can vary by farm.
AlfalfaBuckwheatHempMustard
Organic production limits most synthetic fertilizers and pesticides. Only certified operations may use the USDA Organic seal.Practices intended to restore or improve soil, water, biodiversity, and ecosystem health. Specific methods vary by farm.
Grains
Practices intended to restore or improve soil, water, biodiversity, and ecosystem health. Specific methods vary by farm.
Beef
Animals are reported as eating grass or forage. This label alone does not always mean they were grass-finished.A farming or production practice reported for this farm. Methods can vary, so confirm important details directly with the farm.Animals are raised with access to pasture, though conditions and time outdoors can vary by farm.A farming or production practice reported for this farm. Methods can vary, so confirm important details directly with the farm.A farming or production practice reported for this farm. Methods can vary, so confirm important details directly with the farm.
Dairy
Animals are raised with access to pasture, though conditions and time outdoors can vary by farm.A farming or production practice reported for this farm. Methods can vary, so confirm important details directly with the farm.
Beef
Animals are reported as eating grass or forage. This label alone does not always mean they were grass-finished.A farming or production practice reported for this farm. Methods can vary, so confirm important details directly with the farm.
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What does regenerative mean?
Regenerative farming focuses on improving the land while producing food. Practices may include rebuilding soil, rotating livestock, planting cover crops, reducing chemical inputs, and increasing biodiversity.
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