The Difference

Updated byMatt on Jan. 1, 2009

Here at Watson Farms, we think grass is better when it comes to what our cattle eat. Instead of putting our calves through the conventional system where they usually end up in a feedlot, we keep the calves on our farm where they eat nothing but grass. We also don't administer any antibiotics, hormones or animal by-products to our grass-fed herds.

One of the main reasons for this method is the health benefits that grass-fed beef can provide. Studies show that grass-fed beef contains 60 percent more omega-3 fatty acids than grain-fed beef. This increase allows for a more balanced ratio of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids which is believed by some nutritionists to be crucial in reducing chronic diseases. Many more health benefits can also be provided by grass-fed beef through higher concentrations of Vitamin A, Vitamin E, and Conjugated Linoleic Acid.*

Furthermore, we see potential in our direct-to-consumer approach because it gives consumers the opportunity to contribute to their local economy. We process our beef locally and make it available to the consumer at low prices by cutting out several middlemen.

In the end we hope that you will discover for yourself the benefits of Watson Farms grass-fed beef and make us your source for high quality, natural beef. So e-mail Matt with questions or click here for order information.

*According to research by California State University, Chico, College of Agriculture

Converting Grass to Beef

Inventory Update

Posted byMatt on April 16, 2010

Place your spring order now. We are scheduled to process on May 6 so if we don't have something you want now, be sure to give us your order by then for the quickest possible delivery. Click here for order information, or e-mail Matt now to place an order.

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Our family farm is maintained by three generations of Watsons: Jim, 85, Gary, 61, and Matt, 23. The farm is located near the small, rural town of Lowrys, S.C., about 18 miles from Rock Hill, S.C., and about 40 miles south of Charlotte, N.C. For more information about Watson Farms, visit the About Us page. […]

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