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The
Alder
Standard
100%
Grass
Fed
Nutritious
Alder Hollow
Humane
honest
meat
Est. 2012
Oregon

Grass Fed. Like, Actually.

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Better Pasture, Better Plate.

Cut fresh, boxed weekly, shipped cold.

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Ribeye Steak

$32.40

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Filet Mignon

From $34.00

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Frenched Rack of Lamb

$47.50

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Bone-In Pork Chop

$21.80

The honest meat company

Our style of farming is about restoring a connection to good, honest food. It is thinking in decades about what is good for people, animals and land. It is making the real changes needed to get there. And it is growing the enjoyment — and the understanding — of what goes into food raised right.

About us
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100% Pasture Raised. Never Confined. Dry-Aged 28 Days. Shipped Cold.
Our growers

Farmers + Nature. Better Together. Every animal moves to fresh grass each morning, and every field gets a full season to rest.

About us
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Get Some Dirt in Your Shoes.

What the kitchen table has to say.

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★★★★★

The broth is the best thing in my freezer.

— Dana R., Bend OR

★★★★★

The ribeye ruined every other steak for me.

Marbling like nothing at the store, and it still arrives frozen solid after two days in transit. The packaging is honest about what you are getting.

— Marcus T., Boise ID

★★★★★

We switched the whole family over last spring.

Third box now and the kids ask for the meatballs by name. It costs a little more than the grocery run and we buy a little less of it, which was the point. The lamb in October was the surprise of the year.

— Priya N., Ashland OR

Tomato and bocconcini salad on a plate, by Patryk Dziejma on StockSnap, CC0
★★★★★

Worth clearing a shelf for.

— Elliot V., Tacoma WA

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In the hollow

Pigs, Pasture, Repeat

Three moves a week, all summer long.

Every morning

The Birds Move First

Then the sheep, then the cattle.

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A Beekeeper's First Frost

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