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Vermont Highland Cattle Company is a Premier Artisan Beef ProducerVHCC cow and furry baby

  • This term is used to distinguish smaller ranchers from large industrial operations. We raise animals the old fashioned way, naturally.

Naturally raised animals are:

  • spared the stress of confinement found at industrial slaughterhouses
  • reared without the routine use of antibiotics or growth hormones.

Hormones turn feed into muscle at a higher rate with less fat. However, fat, or commonly known as marbling, gives beef its flavor and tenderness. Animals not under stress, fed an all natural vegetarian diet of high quality forage as we do at VHCC grow better, producing beef that is healthy and has a discernable depth of flavor.

Animals destined for large industrial operations:

  • change ownership and location on average 4 to 5 times
  • are processed in a big plant
  • travel long distances in a refrigerated truck
  • sit on a loading dock until finally being placed in the meat case at your local supermarket.

In contrast Vermont Highland Cattle Company's Artisan Beef is:

  • raised exclusively on one of our private free ranging ranches VHCC Cow in field
  • hand picked so you get the best possible product
  • processed in smaller family owned plants
  • our beef is currently aged up to 14 days in an USDA or VT inspected facility
  • in the future, we will offer our customers custom dry aging.

All this does take added work and time. We do this to ensure the purity of our beef and to produce the healthiest food we can. Obviously you will find the price to be higher but for the quality, it's definitely worth it. You get what you pay for - from a flavor perspective and a health perspective. It's understandable that our beef is consistently in the company of those with the taste for the finest of the finest.

Today people like you seek a better choice, beyond factory-farmed beef. That choice is Artisan Beef from Vermont Highland Cattle Company raised naturally the way God intended.

 

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