We have our hands and hearts in every stage of raising grass fed beef. From the first blade of grass to your dinner plate, you can feel good about the origin and quality of what we’re serving up. Our cattle are 100% grass fed and 100% grass finished, always treated with the highest level of care and dignity. Some say we like to spoil our cattle with all the sunshine and grazing they crave…and we wouldn’t have it any other way. And because we utilize progressive rotational grazing and regenerative agriculture, SunFed Ranch is beef what you — and the planet — can feel good about.
Our core values shape every decision we make—both on and off the ranch. We hold ourselves and our partners accountable, ensuring our standards are met, your expectations are exceeded, and tradition is honored through constant innovation.
Sustainably raised cattle not only tastes better, they help regenerate land, too. SunFed Ranch has a generationally rooted ranching philosophy that protects the land that’s nourished us and our families.
Our practices are specifically developed to work with the unique challenges of raising grass-fed beef to ensure every bite is 100%, no-questions-asked delicious, juicy and fresh.
Our cattle are born and raised on Family Ranches, creating jobs and supporting farming communities.
Our entire process puts the animal’s health and welfare first. No ifs, ands, or buts.
Humane treatment means going above and beyond to ensure our cattle are living their best lives. From the very beginning, our cattle roam free in open pastures, grazing on lush, nutritious grass – never treated with added hormones, antibiotics or anything nature wouldn’t approve of. Our standards are simple: do all we can to provide an environment that gives cattle a healthy, stress-free environment.
We work as one with nature’s cycle, preserving the land, watersheds, and creating homes for diverse wildlife for generations to come. We utilize the latest in sustainable ranching practices to promote lush forage growth, prevent overgrazing, preserve pristine waterways, and sequester carbon in the soil.
