This Week's Featured Newsletter Cuts

This week's

Reader-Only Discounts

Our Next Shipping Day: Monday, March 24th!

Orders placed this week will ship on March 24th. If we are aware of bad weather in your area that could delay your shipment we will hold your order and ship it the next week.

You can see the upcoming shipping schedule on this page.

If you can't find what you're looking for in organic, try our "grass-fed regenerative" selection, and while doing so, you can save money! Nearly all the cuts we offer in our by-the-cut offering in our organic selection are also in our non-certified store aisle. Remember, these are all raised and finished on Alderspring's organic pastures, completely chemical free, black Angus beeves. We subject every lot number to the same testing protocol that we place on our organic beeves. The only difference is that we can't certify these beeves. If you're interested, click here.

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This Week's Featured Cuts

This week grass fed regenerative (non-certified) #2 sixteenths, grass fed regenerative (non-certified) bones, grass fed regenerative (non-certified) ground brisket, and grass fed regenerative (non-certified) extra lean ground round are discounted!

Use the code "#2SIXTEENTH" at checkout to get 5% off #2 grass fed regenerative (non-certified) sixteenths (shoulder tender, flat iron, and sirloin steak).

Use the code "BONES&GROUND" to get 10% off grass fed regenerative (non-certified) bones, grass fed regenerative (non-certified) ground brisket, and grass fed regenerative (non-certified) extra lean ground round!

Deal ends Sunday night, March 23rd, at midnight.

Photos From The Ranch This Week

These Alderspring beeves are loving the thick, spring stockpile we held for them until now. It's dry grass, but it is grazing--instead of simply hay feeding. Certainly the cattle miss the green grass, but they also miss grazing grass. To keep their energy and nutrition up, we still feed them 75% of their nutrition needs in green grass and alfalfa hay.

Here's an "ideal" Alderspring cow. See how her "topline" is flat until the hip-bone, and then slopes? Gravity assisted birthing is the best!