Where in Billings Mt Do You Buy Beef Suet
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A Land of Grass raises natural grass-fed beef and lamb because it is good for the land and good for you. We realize everything comes from the sun. We harvest grass, the sun's bounty, in the form of beef and lamb. Low fat, grassfed meat tastes better, too. You can almost taste the sunshine.
We work diligently to provide a healthy product and sustain our land holistically. Our cows and ewes calve and lamb during April and May, so the calves and lambs get to start on fresh spring grass. We do not use growth hormones. We rarely use antibiotics because we keep our livestock healthy (knock on wood!) with proper nutrition and low stress. We will use an antibiotic to save a life, but then will not keep it in our beef or lamb program. You will not consume antibiotics from our meat.
Research shows that grassfed beef contains fat that is actually good for you. Grassfed beef and lamb has more Omega-3 fatty acids, which reduce the risk of heart disease. Grassfed also contains more beta-carotene and up to five times as much CLA.
You can order quarters, halves, or wholes of beef between June and January. We have lambs available, too; just call. We will deliver within 100 miles of Conrad.
Come visit us anytime.
A Land of Grass, Lisa Schmidt, 564 Graham Ranch Lane, Conrad MT 59425. (406) 278-0159.
E-mail: l.schmidt@a-land-of-grass-ranch.com. Website: https://www.a-land-of-grass-ranch.com.
The B Bar Ranch raises organic, grass-fed, and grass-finished beef in south central Montana. We sell almost every cut as well as curated packages on our webstore.
Under organic management for over 25 years, we are committed to using livestock management and grazing practices to create greater biodiversity, build soil health, and provide the best animal welfare possible. We strive to improve the natural resources we care for to raise great tasting, healthy beef, and leave a full range of opportunities on a healthy landscape for those who follow us. We believe everyone should be able to feel good about the steak on their plate, the burger in their bun, or the hot dog they feed their kids.
At the B Bar, our mindset is long-term. Whether it's bringing a heritage cattle breed, like our conservation herd of White Park Cattle, back from the brink of extinction or building up the soil health of our rangelands over a decade, we are dedicated to creating a better future. In addition, we know knowledge is power and do our part to share what we've learned with others interested in alternatives to the conventional agriculture paradigm. We hold educational events and ranch tours and do our best to be a positive force in the communities we serve.
In the late 1980s, we did considerable research to determine which ranch practices and management philosophies best reflect our beliefs and values. We quickly settled on organic management and have been caring for our ranches this way ever since. We embrace low-stress livestock handling, conserving open space and wildlife habitat, and using ecologically responsible practices geared to our landscape. Planned, adaptive grazing methods allow us to use our cattle as tools to enhance rangeland and soil health, and we regularly apply organic soil amendments like compost tea to our pastures to improve soil health.
Our overall goal is to support a healthy, thriving ecosystem which allows our livestock, wildlife, and landscape to flourish to their fullest potential.
B Bar Ranch, Wes Henthorne, 1273 Otter Creek Road, Big Timber MT 59011. (406) 932-4177.
E-mail: bbarbt@gmail.com. Website: https://bbarbeef.com/
Blue Sage Ranch in Big Horn, WY raises lamb and beef in a natural environment, using low-stress handling and minimal human intervention to provide a wholesome product grown for naturally superior genetics as nature has selected.
Through multi-species grazing and careful pasture management, we raise healthy, productive sheep and cattle without the use of additives, supplemental feeds, or industrial chemicals. Supporting local produce, merchants, and ranchers is a win-win situation. It limits the cost of shipping, excess fuel consumption and other costs to the environment while growing the local economy and improving our overall quality of life.
Lambs and calves are born on pasture in the spring, following the natural cycle of mother nature and all other wild herbivores to limit predation and parasites and maximize a grass-finished product for late fall. Half or whole beef is available. Select cut orders are available by special request. Half or whole lamb is available as well.
Please check our website for prices and order forms.
Full-blood, black head Dorper rams available for breeding.
Blue Sage Ranch, Caroline Arrott, PO Box 782, Big Horn, WY 82833. 970-379-4962.
E-mail: carrottdvm@gmail.com. Website: www.BlueSageRanch.com.
Crary Beef holistically raises all-natural, grassfed and finished beef.
These black angus cattle are born and raised on our fourth-generation ranch. From birth to harvest, they are happily consuming omega-3 rich native grasses and forages along Montana's Rocky Mountain Front. They share pastures with a variety of wildlife including grizzly bears, elk, deer, and sandhill cranes.
Our cattle are never confined and are raised with no hormones, no antibiotics, no grain, and no animal by-products. They are always handled in a low-stress manner. We are passionate about producing a nutritious and delicious product while improving and maintaining native grasslands and riparian areas.
Our all-natural, grassfed and finished beef is an average age of 2 years at harvest. It is rich in omega 3 fatty acids (the good fat!), conjugated linoleic acid, vitamin E, and beta-carotene. To enhance the flavor and tenderness, we age the beef with a local processor for 14–21 days.
Our beef can be purchased by the whole, half, or quarter and customized to your personal satisfaction. These are seasonally available late June to October to capture the greatest nutritional benefits of the lush grasses.
Individual cuts are available year-round and can be shipped. The individual cuts are from animals harvested in the fall and stored frozen in our Meat Depot for sale throughout the winter.
Call or e-mail us anytime to talk BEEF!
Crary Beef, Danelle Crary, 891 Teton Canyon Road, Choteau MT 59422. (406) 466-2245.
E-mail: crary@3rivers.net. Website: https://www.facebook.com/crarybeef/.
EZ Rocking Ranch, located just south of the Montana border, produces high quality grassfed beef and provides a healthy and delicious alternative to the feed-lot beef sold in most supermarkets today. Our beef is raised naturally, without steroids, hormones and antibiotics. Our grassfed beef has a unique, genuine flavor based on a longer, naturally tuned growing cycle. We bring quality beef straight from the ranch to you.
You can order by calling us directly at (307) 682-2968. We offer custom orders, whole, half or split quarters. Your grassfed beef will be dry-aged at a Wyoming inspected or USDA certified plant for at least 14 days for maximum flavor and tenderness. It is then hand-cut, packaged and frozen. We can deliver locally.
We also sell at the following farmers markets:
- Gillette, WY - Saturdays, August through to killing frost, 8AM
- Sheridan, WY - Thursdays, mid July to mid September, 4PM
- Buffalo, WY - Wednesdays, mid July to mid September, 8:30AM
- Ranchester, WY - Fridays, mid August to mid September, 3PM
EZ Rocking Ranch, Frank Wallis, 1050 Bitter Creek, Recluse WY 82725. (307) 682-2968.
E-mail: f.wallis@EZrocking-Ranch.com. Website: www.EZrocking-Ranch.com.
Feiring's Grassfed Beef is located in the rolling plains of western North Dakota, on the Montana border. We have been raising registered Angus cattle since 1982 and grassfed beef since 2014. We started raising grassfed beef after listening to Dr. Don Huber speak at the Grassfed Exchange in Bismarck, ND. At that point, we decided that if we don't have our health, then neither will our soil or livestock.
Our cattle are raised in a holistic manner without antibiotics, GMOs, growth hormones, commercial fertilizers or pesticides. They are 100% grassfed and grass finished. We practice low-stress livestock handling to assure our cattle are raised in a stress-free environment. Our ranch has been practicing holistic resource management since 2012. The main motto on our ranch is "If you take care of the soil, it will take care of you!" We utilize conventional and high-density rotational grazing to assure the cattle are on the highest plain of nutrition.
Our beef is processed at a USDA federally inspected facility and sold under a ND retail meat license, which allows us to sell by the retail cut and in bulk (quarters, halves and wholes). We sell our products at the ranch and local farmers markets in the area. We also deliver to Dickinson, Williston, Watford City, Bismarck, Bowman and the surrounding areas.
You can find updates on product availability on our website at www.feiringsgrassfedbeef.com or on our Facebook page at Feiring's Grassfed Beef.
Feiring's Grassfed Beef, Donnie and Trisha Feiring, PO Box 725 / 16851 21st St SW, Beach, ND 58621. (701) 872-5888.
E-mail: feiringcattleco@yahoo.com. Website: www.feiringsgrassfedbeef.com.
Humbird Natural Beef comes from a small 1000-acre family ranch in the mountains of Central Idaho. We have irrigated pastures as well as rangeland for our steers to graze. During the winter months we supplement our animals' diet with organic hay. Our goal is to raise a healthy herd of grazers without any hormones or medications and at the same time offer our customers an affordable natural product that can be served throughout the week.
Our steers are short horn crosses of Angus, Normandy, Charolais, and Jersey. They are grass finished, grading out as Choice and Prime and delicious any way you prepare them. There is a 14-day hang on the carcass before the cut and wrap.
We sell the steers as a custom cut order from you of the hanging weight of a half or whole beef. You pay for the hanging weight of the half or whole; the cut and wrap is included in the charge of $3.75 per pound of the hanging weight.
We can deliver in a 500-mile radius or you can pick up the beef yourself. Call anytime if you have questions. Thank you for looking!
Humbird Natural Beef, Tim Kemery, Box 621, Challis, ID 83226. 208-731-0290.
E-mail: tek@custertel.net. Website: none.
At Lair Ranch, Doug and Mary Lair and Family raise grass-finished beef and lamb in the beautiful and fertile Yellowstone River Valley just downstream from Big Timber, Montana.
We are non-certified organic, using the regenerative practices of our ancestors for the past many years—no pesticides or herbicides on our pastures, no hormones, antibiotics, or grain supplements in our grass-finished market beef and lamb, and gentle and humane handling in a rotational grazing system that promotes overall animal, soil, and human health. We raise and feed our own hay for winter feed.
Our cows are Red Devon (a Heritage Breed), Red Angus and Devon/Angus crosses. It takes around 24–26 months to finish an animal on grass in this part of the Country. Much slower than a feed lot, but much healthier meat and well worth the wait! We calve on grass in late May thru July with our top beef prospects finishing at a perfect time in the late Summer and Fall as the weather cools and the grass hardens.
Our sheep are South African Meat Merinos (SAMMs) which are known for their outstanding carcass traits and flavor (along with very good wool). They also take a little longer to finish than some sheep breeds, but once again, are well worth the wait. Our sheep and cows are protected by three beautiful livestock protection dogs, each of a different breed.
The integrity of our business is entirely dependent upon the integrity of our processor, and we have a great one. Try our grass-finished products and we think you will agree.
We sell beef by the whole, half and quarter. Lamb by the whole and half. Beef and lamb available for 2022. Please contact Doug Lair, 406-930-2233, lairs@mtintouch.net.
Visitors always welcome! Please call in advance as we're out pushing water (irrigating), pulling weeds, moving livestock, or fixing something most of the time.
Lair Ranch, Doug Lair, P.O. Box 1591 / 304 Highway 10 East, Big Timber MT 59011. 406-930-2233.
E-mail: lairs@mtintouch.net. Website: None.
Mannix Family Grass-Finished Beef raises grass-fed and finished beef on their fifth-generation family ranch in Montana's Blackfoot Valley.
Our beef are born and raised on our ranch from birth to slaughter, and we guarantee they are:
- 100% pasture raised and grass fed.
- Never given growth hormones or antibiotics.
- Hand selected when they have reached optimal levels of fat cover, or "finish."
- Dry aged for 10–14 days for optimal flavor and tenderness.
We strive to produce beef with the long-term health of our land, our community, and our customers in mind. With proper stewardship our ranch will continue to provide a healthy ecosystem supporting diverse wildlife, healthy soils and streams, a good living for our family, good food for our customers, and contribute to the long term health of our community.
What we offer:
Everything from retail cuts, to bulk burger, beef bundles, halves, and wholes.
How to order:
Order online, and pickup at a drop off location near you; visit us at farmers markets in Missoula, Seeley, and Lincoln; or enjoy our beef from grocery stores and restaurants in Missoula and Helena. Visit the "Find Us" page on our website for an updated list of drop off locations, markets, grocery stores, and restaurants that carry our beef. https://www.mannixbeef.com/find-us.
Mannix Family Grass-Finished Beef, Logan Mannix, 83 Mannix Ranch Drive, Helmville MT 59843. (406) 241-9634.
E-mail: logan@mannixbeef.com. Website: www.mannixbeef.com.
My Own Beef is a new program created by Montana Natural Grass Fed Beef. The program enables non-ranchers the opportunity to own their own beef cattle. The Owners own the cattle, with Montana Natural Grass-Fed Beef providing the labor and management.
In a nutshell, the program consists of:
- A person buys one or more high quality purebred Angus cows.
- The cow is bred, fed, and maintained by Montana Natural Grass-Fed Beef.
- The resulting calves are grown to market weight and either sold or processed as grass-fed beef for the owners.
- The heifer calves can be retained as breeding stock in order to enlarge the herd or harvested as grass-fed beef.
- The owners are invited to visit their cattle and maybe vacation in one of the absolutely most beautiful places on earth.
- The program can be used as an investment, as a reliable source of beef for your family and friends, or both.
My Own Beef, Jerome or Kathy Stenberg, 36402 Dublin Gulch Road, St. Ignatius MT 59865. (406) 644-3636.
E-mail: stenberg@blackfoot.net.
North Bridger Bison is a family-run, family-owned bison ranch located in the Shields Valley of Montana. We focus on producing the healthiest, most regenerative, most delicious bison meat you can buy.
Our bison spend 365 days a year outside on diverse grasslands. And when it comes time to harvesting an animal, we field-harvest each bison on the ranch—as opposed to putting them on a truck and hauling them to a feedlot or a slaughterhouse somewhere.
Field-harvesting is unique, and it's the most ethical and humane practice—with no stress for the animal and no stress in the meat, which leads to unbelievably healthy and delicious bison meat.
We ship throughout the United States via UPS, and we would be more than happy to answer any questions you have.
We are also strongly committed to conservation, and our ranch is home to a wide variety of wildlife.
To learn more, please visit www.northbridgerbison.com -- or contact Matt Skoglund at (406) 223-1950 or info@northbridgerbison.com.
North Bridger Bison, Matt Skoglund, 29525 Muddy Creek Road, Wilsall, MT 59086. 406-223-1950.
E-mail: info@northbridgerbison.com. Website: www.northbridgerbison.com.
Omega Beef raises grass-finished Wagyu beef. Wagyu is a breed of cattle originating in Japan that produces the legendary "Kobe" beef delicacy, famous for its flavor and tenderness. The Wagyu breed produces a higher percentage of beneficial omega oils than any other breed of cattle known in the world.
Our Wagyu cattle are raised in the hills of southeast Montana where we ranch with the longstanding practices of caring for the land and water resources. Our cattle are fed grass and water – no growth hormones – no antibiotics.
Our aim is to provide healthy, grassfed and grass-finished beef that is tender, delicious and affordable. You can buy a half or whole beef directly from us. Our grass-finished Wagyu is dry-aged, cut and packaged to your specifications by our USDA butcher. We pay basic butchering costs and we deliver regionally. We have beef available two times a year in July and December. Call to reserve a half or whole beef.
Omega Beef, Jeanie Alderson and Terry Punt, PO Box 505, 29 Bones Lane, Birney MT 59012. (406) 984-6229.
E-mail: omegabeefinc@gmail.com. Website: www.omegabeefwagyu.com.
Roaming Bison Ranch is here to offer the most convenient way to get grass-fed, grass-finished bison and beef. We also have pastured Mangalitsa pork available intermittently.
What we offer: We have an assortment of bundles available on our website for our customers to choose from. Pick the bundle that works best for you, order online, and we can ship it to your doorstep (for free!). We ship anywhere in MT, ID, WA, OR, UT, WY, ND, and CO, with other states available upon request.
If you are close by and want to make a day of it, we love having people come to the ranch to see our operation when picking up their order. You can see the bison, the pigs, the friendly cows, and a couple fuzzy miniature donkeys.
Our products are individually vacuum sealed. Only want one steak? No problem! Animals are processed at a local USDA facility, and dry age 14 days before packaging.
About the ranch: We are a built-from-the-ground-up, first generation ranch. We fully embrace sustainable and regenerative agriculture practices. We aren't battling tradition to implement new ideas as we find them, and the quality of our products is a great example of how effective newer practices can be.
Roaming Bison Ranch is in St. Ignatius, MT. All our animals are slow grown and harvested when they are truly "finished." Our grass-finished beef (and even bison) have wonderful marbling. Intramuscular fat is deposited in grass finished animals after most of the animals' bone growth is completed, so age 24–30 months is an ideal time to harvest. No sub-therapeutic antibiotics, no grain, nothing unnatural.
Animal wellbeing and product quality are our main priorities. Everything goes hand-in-hand, and having healthy soil means healthy pasture, which means healthy, happy, delicious animals.
Roaming Bison Ranch, Laura Wheeler, 60756 Watson Road, Saint Ignatius, MT 59865. (406) 546 5197.
E-mail: info@roamingbisonranch.com. Website: https://roamingbisonranch.com.
Thirteen Mile Farm has been producing grassfed lamb for over 30 years, certified organic since 1999. We raise dual purpose animals, celebrating both the tender meat and diversity of fiber types that can grow on grass. In early 2018 we sold our wool mill of 14 years to one of the mill employees, allowing us to return our primary focus to the land and animals. Tender, mild, medium-framed animals 
that thrive on grass, grown on our calcium-rich Intermountain Valley soils, remain our priority.
Our pasture rotation system primary includes a sheep grazing/hay harvest rotation, with a few acres of vegetable/cover-cropping rotation. Neighbors' cattle-grazing is integrated into the system when conditions permit. We have sought this diversity for the benefit of the sheep, the people, the land, and the lamb. Consideration of wildlife diversity is a guide as well; we do not kill native carnivores, and the pastures often host as many wild ungulates (year-round whitetail deer and seasonally, elk) as domestic livestock.
Protection of multiple waterways on the ranch through fencing and/or other management strategies is paramount.
Thirteen-Mile Farm, Becky Weed and David Tyler, 13000 Springhill Road, Belgrade MT 59714. (406) 581-8543.
E-mail: becky@lambandwool.com. Website: www.lambandwool.com.
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