The most delicious burger that nourishes the planet too.

 

The best ranchers around the country are transforming the way that cattle are raised: not inside a feedlot but on gorgeous, sprawling grasslands. And it’s creating the juiciest, most delicious burger you’ve ever had.

 
 

This Earth Day, we shared a secret with you, because a 100% grassfed beef burger is a burger worth being loud about. 

We hear a lot about how eating meat is making climate change worse. With the way much of the beef industry operates, that’s no surprise. But what if you could choose meat that’s raised in harmony with the land, animals and people we all depend on?

You can. 100% grassfed beef is better for the planet, local ranchers, and your taste buds.

  • The time-tested practice of raising cattle only on grass, allowing them to roam and feed all day long, not only gives us a delicious, juicy, rich, mouthwatering burger. It gives us healthy soils, healthy animals, healthy people, and a healthy planet too.

    Family farms, local chefs, and ranchers who believe in 100% grassfed beef are not part of the big agribusiness system that’s driving climate changing carbon emissions - they’re part of the solution, producing meat as it was meant to be, with sustainable practices managed by small business owners in the name of saving the planet.

    If you’re reducing your meat consumption but feel left out of the meat debate, grab a napkin and make a different choice this Earth Day: a 100% grassfed beef burger. The Real Burger of Earth Day.

 

Get hungry FOR GRASSFED MEAT AND SUPPORT THESE BRANDS

 
 

Our 2024 Real Burger of Earth Day promotion was all about educating consumers around the country on the benefits of grassfed. Farmers, ranchers, restaurants, and stores from around the country took part. Check out the list of our 2024 #RealBurgerofEarthDay participants below to find a local participating brand that you can buy 100% grassfed meat from all year round

Apple Creek Farm (Bowdoinham, ME)

Archway Farm (Keene, NH)

Bar VI Ranch (Langruth, MB, CA)

Bean Hollow Grassfed (Flint Hill, VA)

Beauvine Enterprises (Dodgeville, WI)

Black Tansy Farm (Springfield, OR)

Bouressa Family Farm (New London, WI)

Buffalo Creek Ranch/Trilogy Beef Community (Moriarity, NM)

Burgerville (Vancouver, WA)

Butler Creek Farm (Reedsport, OR)

Carter Country Meats (Denver, CO/Ten Sleep, WY)

Circle H Beef/3 Calhoun Sisters Ranch (Livemore, CA)

Cowgirl Meat Co (Big Timber, MT)

DS Family Farm (Malcolm, NE)

Flying B Bar Ranch (Strasburg, CO)

Foothill Farm (St Ignatius, MT)

Full Moon Farm (Gardiner, NY)

Geo Ranch (San Antonio, TX)

Grass Roots Farmers Cooperative (Leslie, AR)

Graze Burgers (Westerly, RI)

Halal-n-Tayyib Meats (Macon, GA)

Heather’s Family Farm (Baker City, OR)

Howling Flats Farm (Canaan, CT)

The Humble Hive Homestead (Wellston, OK)

Lazy A Ranch (Bellville, TX)

LeftCoast Grassfed/TomKat Ranch (Pescadero, CA)

Lick Skillet Farm (New Market, TN)

Markegard Family Grass-Fed (Half Moon Bay, CA)

May Hill Farm (Campbellsport, WI)

McGarva Ranch (Evant, TX)

Montana Red Devon (Harrison, MT)

Mountain Meat Shares (Arlee, MT)

Mystic Hills Farmstead (Steamboat Springs, CO)

Of the Land (Cedarburg, WI)

Oregon Meat Co/ Rossallini Farm (Scio, OR)

Oregon Valley Farm (Albany, OR)

Oxbow Cattle Company (Missoula, MT)

Paicines Ranch (Paicines, CA)

Radical Roots Farm (Canterbury, CT)

RC Farm (Clearfield, IA)

Riemer Family Farm (Brodhead, WI)

Rivas Ranch (King, NC)

Sedge Wood Farms (Chippewa Falls, WI)

Sleeping Lion Farm (Cooperstown, NY)

Sub Edge Farm (Farmington, CT)

Sycamore Valley Farms (Ashland, OH)

The Edge Farms (Chester Spring, PA)

The G Farm (Larsen, WI)

The Home Ranch (Clark, CO)

The Honest Bison (Camas, WA)

The Edge Farms (Chester springs, PA)

The Meat Hook (Brooklyn, NY)

The ZeeLee Cattle Company (Avon, IL)

Valley Springs Farm Fresh Beef (Reedsburg, WI)

Wholesome Family Farm (McMinnville, OR)

Windrake Farm (Glen, NY)

Windy N Ranch (Ellensburg, WA)

Wisconsin Grass-fed Beef Cooperative (Viroqua, WI)

Can’t buy from our Featured brands?

 
 

That’s okay. There’s delicious grassfed beef available at many stores and butcher counters year round. But you have to know what to look for. 

To ensure your beef comes from cattle grazing only on grass, look for beef marked “100% grassfed.” That helps to guarantee deliciousness, and to know your purchase is helping to nourish the land too. 

You can also look for these certifications:

Thank you to our 2024 sponsors

This year one lucky grassfed advocate won a Weber Summit® Kamado grill and accessories bundle thanks to our sponsors Bunzl Processor Division and Redmonds Real Salt.

 
 
 

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 Find Out More

  • Find a Rancher

    Check out the directory from the American Grassfed Association to find a rancher near you.

    Find a Rancher
  • What is Grassfed?

    Still feel confused by what counts as real grassfed? Check out our Authentic Grassfed Principles.

    What is Grassfed?
  • Read the Science

    Read a new scientific study about how grassfed meat and dairy are more nutritious.

    Read the Science
  • Learn About Labels

    If you’re confused about food labels and certifications, read this guide from FoodPrint.

    Learn About Labels

  • See a life-cycle analysis of grassfed beef versus conventional beef.

    Read the Science