Grass-fed beef is a popular choice if you’re seeking a more natural and sustainable option for your meat consumption. Unlike grain-fed cattle, grass-fed cattle are raised on a diet of grass and forage, resulting in beef that is reported to offer higher nutritional value and supports environmentally friendly farming practices.

While I am not passionate about backyard grilling, I do enjoy it...and I bet you do too. As we are nearing the end of the traditional “grilling season” in Northern climates, there’s no need to stop grilling just because football season has started, the kids are back in school, etc. In fact, temps have cooled slightly…and the days and nights are 100% perfection.

Who would have thought that ground beef, meatloaf, roasts and steaks could taste this amazing?

Creating great-tasting beef requires more than just grass.

In the vast landscape of American cuisine, there's an intriguing phenomenon that often raises eyebrows.

The apparent preference for processed, frozen and packaged foods over fresh, farm-to-table alternatives.

It's easy to dismiss this as a mere consequence of a fast-paced lifestyle, but it goes deeper than that.

Let’s explore a little.