What is Regenerative Beef?
Regenerative beef farming is all about nurturing the land, animals, and environment. It’s a farming approach that aims to improve ecosystems, rather than just use them up. By using several important practices, regenerative beef farming supports the health and happiness of the animals, the soil, and the environment.
Regenerative beef farming uses several key practices to create a healthy and sustainable farming system. Some of these practices include:
- Rotating where the animals graze to promote healthy grass growth
- Planting crops to help replenish soil nutrients and prevent soil erosion
- Regenerative farmers focus on keeping the soil healthy by using techniques that build up soil matter and promote soil biology
By using these practices, regenerative beef farming creates a system that is good for the animals, the environment, and the people who enjoy eating the meat
How is it sustainable?
Regenerative beef farming is a sustainable and healthy approach to raising cows. It focuses on practices that support long-term ecological health and animal welfare, which reduces the environmental impact of beef production while also keeping the animals and land happy and healthy.
One of the benefits of regenerative beef farming is that it gives more attention to each cow. While this means that the process is not easily scalable like conventional farming methods, it also means that the cows are treated with more care and attention, which results in healthier and happier cows.
How does the beef taste?
Regenerative beef is made by using natural feed and grazing methods that give the cows the best care and food possible. This makes the meat really tasty and packed with nutrients. In fact, it’s so delicious and nutritious that you won’t want to eat any other kind of beef!
Our partnerships regenerative beef farming practices prioritize the health and well-being of the animals, the environment, and the local community. By supporting Rafter 9, you’re not only getting high-quality, nutrient-dense beef, but you’re also supporting a farm that cares deeply about sustainability and animal welfare.