• Do you use mRNA vaccines on your animals?

  We do not use ANY mRNA vaccines. We wrote an article with some more information about how we view vaccines and the steps we take towards medical care for our animals. You can read about it here: https://rebelpastures.com/blogs/from-the-pasture/does-or-will-rebel-administer-a-mrna-vaccine-to-its-animalsPopular

• What do you feed your animals? Do they eat any corn or soy?

  Beef, Bison, & Lamb: Grassfed: These animals are 100% grassfed and finished. They do not eat any grain, corn, or soy. Ever. We rotationally graze these animals, so they are moved daily to fresh pasture. During the winter months when the grass isn't growing, we use regenerative farming methods such as bale grazing or unrolling bales of hay to keep them fed. Pork: Pasture Raised: Our hogs are pasture raised and rotated every 7-10 days onto fresh pasture. Hogs prefer to settle into anPopular

• Do you use antibiotics?

  Rarely. The only time we will administer an antibiotic is if animal becomes seriously ill. We’re not against medicine on a case-by-case basis where needed, but WE ARE against the broad and routine application that is used in standard conventional agriculture practices. Conventional farms dose their livestock feed and water with antibiotics, so they are constantly receiving a low dose of antibiotic their entire life. This is NOT a practice we stand by. Because we raise our animals outdoors in freSome readers

• Is your beef 100% grassfed and grassfinished?

  Our cattle are 100% grassfed, grass finished, and pasture-raised. We never feed our cattle corn, soy, or grain of any kind. We move our herd daily to fresh pasture so they can eat what they're meant to – grass and nutrient-dense forbs.Few readers

• How do you raise your animals?

  All of our animals are raised outdoors on pasture. There are no growing barns here. We use regenerative practices and responsible grazing management to allow the soil biota to flourish. We focus on soil health because a healthier soil produces nutrient-dense plants for our animals to consume. By regenerating the soil and moving our animals frequently, our grass grows faster and our animals stay healthy. It's a win-win! Our cattle, bison, lambs, and chickens are moved daily to fresh pasture. OurFew readers