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Regeneration Family Farm
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Pasture-raised chicken, pork, eggs, and bone broth from a family farm rooted in regenerative practices.
Regeneration Family Farm is a family-run operation in Lithia, FL, founded by JJ and Jordyn and their four children. The farm raises pasture-raised poultry and heritage pork, along with pasture-raised eggs. Its product line includes whole chickens, chicken cuts and sausages, turkey, pork chops, bacon, ribs, bone broth, organ meats, and a line of dog treats made from farm-raised ingredients. Customers can order online for local pickup or delivery, and the farm also sells through local farmers markets and select retail stores. The farm describes its approach as non-GMO and "better than organic." Learn more on their About Page.
Regeneration Family Farm raises its animals on pasture, rotating them regularly so they have continuous access to fresh forages, grass, bugs, and grubs. The farm describes this as a strategic, methodical rotational system designed to mirror natural animal movement. Pork is raised in forested settings using heritage breeds. The farm self-describes its standards as non-GMO and "better than organic," though it does not hold a named third-party certification. The farm states that this approach regenerates soil health and increases pasture quality and diversity alongside animal welfare.
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