Certified Naturally Grown family farm offering vegetables, herbs, seedlings, eggs, and a CSA in northeastern Arizona.
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Quarter Circle H Angus
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Pasture-raised Angus beef and natural pork, sold by the half and custom-processed to order.
Quarter Circle H Angus was established in 1985 and transitioned from raising Holstein heifers and alfalfa hay to registered Angus cattle in 1996. Operating under the AZ All Natural Beef name, the ranch raises pasture-raised Angus beef and offers natural pork on a limited basis. Beef is sold by the half, with all processing custom-cut to each customer's specifications at an Arizona Department of Agriculture inspected facility that adds no dyes or fillers. The ranch also offers delivery anywhere in Arizona, with farm visits welcome. Orders can be placed online, and a mailing and cancellation list is available for customers waiting on availability. Learn more on their About Page.
Quarter Circle H Angus raises registered Angus and Angus-cross cattle, breeding its herd using AI and herd sires selected for calving ease, growth, carcass quality, and efficiency. The ranch participates in the American Angus Association's AHIR program to track EPD data and improve herd genetics. Beef is raised without growth hormone implants, antibiotic feeds, or artificial ingredients, and customers can choose either grass-finished or grain-finished beef. The natural pork offering comes from free-ranging pigs raised with no confinement, no vaccinations, no growth implants, and no medicated feeds. The beef processor of choice adds no dyes or fillers to the finished product.
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