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Covenant Pastures
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Pasture-raised, grass-finished beef and beef tallow balm from a holistic family farm in the Sierra Nevada foothills.
Covenant Pastures is a family farm operating since 2014 in the foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountains outside Bakersfield. The farm raises 100% pasture-raised, grass-fed and grass-finished beef, primarily Red and Black Angus cattle, sold as whole or half sides through a live-animal arrangement. Buyers pick up cut and wrapped beef at the butcher in Bakersfield, with organs available as well. The farm also produces beef tallow balm made from its own grassfed beef fat, blended with certified organic jojoba oil and organic essential oils, available in multiple scents and sizes.
Covenant Pastures uses regenerative farming principles and holistic planned grazing, rotating cattle frequently to prevent overgrazing of native grasses and to support soil health. Cattle receive no hormones, no antibiotics, no chemical dewormers, no vaccines, no fly controls, and no grains at any stage. Any hay fed to the herd is both certified organic and tested to be glyphosate-free. Up to 12 different free-choice organic-certified minerals are used to support animal health and pasture quality. The farm does not irrigate pastures with groundwater and does not use commercial fertilizers. The tallow balm is made exclusively with certified organic ingredients.
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