Griffith Family Farm

Griffith Family Farm raises all its animals on pasture, where they access grass, fresh air, and sunshine. Chickens are kept in a mobile coop that is moved to a fresh patch of ground each day, giving birds access to grass, bugs, and worms while keeping them off their own manure. Heritage breed pigs are moved to a new paddock approximately every four weeks to forage and root for bugs, worms, grasses, nuts, and roots. Beef cattle are grass-fed and grass-finished, raised entirely on pasture grasses and forages, and rotationally grazed to allow pastures to rest between grazing cycles. The farm uses no herbicides, pesticides, or chemical fertilizers on its pastures, and raises animals without hormones, added chemicals, or prophylactic antibiotics. The farm describes its approach as regenerative, with a focus on building soil health and supporting biodiversity.