

Pasture-raised eggs from a small family farm in Pickton, Texas

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Family-owned regenerative farm raising grass-finished beef, pastured pork, lamb, chicken, eggs, heritage turkeys, and seasonal vegetables.
Stout Creek Farm is a family-owned regenerative farm and ranch on 960 acres in Northeast Texas, operated by the Cox/Barry family since 2018. The farm raises heritage breed Red Poll cattle (grass-finished), Gloucestershire Old Spot pork (pastured), Saint Croix lamb (grass-finished), pastured chicken, pasture-raised eggs, heritage turkeys, and seasonal vegetables. Products are available at farmers markets and by appointment directly at the farm. The farm's name traces to Stout Creek, a waterway with ties to a Texas pioneer ancestor of the family that runs along the property's southeast line. Learn more on their About Page.
Stout Creek Farm practices regenerative agriculture with the goal of improving soil health and sequestering carbon. Animals are rotated across the land in sequence, with cows, goats, chickens, turkeys, and sheep following one another through pastures to mimic historic natural grazing patterns. Cattle and sheep are fully grass-fed and grass-finished, never receiving grain. Chickens and pigs are fed non-soy, non-GMO feed and forage on pasture. No pesticides are used on vegetables, and no antibiotics, hormones, or animal byproducts are given to any animals. Heritage turkeys are raised on pasture in movable structures, supplemented with non-soy, non-GMO feed, and grown at the slower pace of traditional heritage breeds.
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