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Putting Grasslands First

Livestock, properly managed, can be used to mimic the millennia-old symbiotic relationship between the world's grasslands and herds of ruminants. By using rigorous planning and ecosystems monitoring, we can actually use livestock to improve soil health, increase carbon sequestration, and decrease desertification.

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100% Grass Fed and Finished Beef

When you purchase Lazy R Beef, you are supporting a fourth-generation ranching family dedicated to preserving and protecting our land while raising clean, healthy food  for our community.

We use cutting-edge carbon-sequestering grazing techniques to ensure that our beef is the most environmentally friendly food you can buy. We are committed to making sure that our practices are as environmentally and socially sustainable as possible.

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We are proud to be a leader in Holistically Managed livestock production. Our ranch is a learning site for Roots of Resilience.

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Happy Equinox! Spring is here! And the full moon is just an extra little reminder of all the light to come 🥰
Wow wow wow she is coming alive! Hello sleeping beauty! I kiss you a thousand times!
A perfect day to burn old tax records and catch rays and celebrate longer days and warmer temps and beautiful green growing things coming soooooooon!
My mom was born and raised in Butte, but her dad grew up on a small farm near Augusta, MT. Here is my Grandpa Mud. His mother called him Mud as a child and the name stuck his whole life. He went on to have a life long career as a car inspector for the railway, and was also an accomplished drummer and was Vice President of the musicians union. (Duties included breaking up non-unionized shows and concerts. This was Butte after all.) He called me “Sis” and would often make the drive to Spokane to watch my piano recitals. A few years before he died, he gave me the most beautiful Gibson banjo which he bought in the 30s. I’m happy to say I learned a few Irish tunes on it, and was able to play for him before he died. I still annoy people with it to this day.
They never complain about the weather. They just do their cow thang.
Dad’s birthday present.
It’s a heck of a lot easier to deal with this snow silliness if the sun is out!!