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Next Ranch Day: June 8th, 2013. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
June 15th! Join the SF MilkMaid at Markegard Fmaily Grass-Fed Ranch for Farmstead Cheesemaking! Sign up here!
Farmers' Market Schedule!
May 25th and June 1st in Half Moon Bay!
June 27th in Pescadero!
View our Webstand to order beef lamb and pork!
Weekly Deliveries in San Gregorio, Pescadero, Woodside, Half Moon Bay and San Mateo! Join the Buying Club!
Check out this video featuring Markegard Family Grass-Fed
Markegard Family Grass-Fed is owned and operated by Erik and Doniga Markegard. Markegard Family Grass-Fed provides the community with pastured, locally born, raised and processed meat and eggs through a community supported agriculture program where individuals and families purchase shares of grass-finished steers or lamb and participate in a weekly or monthly buying club.
Markegard Family Grass-Fed Gift Certificates now available for beef and eggs!
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E mail us to place your order. We will deliver to your door orders $100 or more (in San Mateo County only)
Our philosophy in grazing is to manage the cattle herd to simulate the large herds of Elk and Antelope which once roamed California’s grasslands. We accomplish this by keeping the herd moving through rotational grazing, so as never to overgraze an area, but to stimulate growth and grass-land health through properly timed grazing. Watershed Stewardship is at the forefront of our management practices.
Health Benefits of Choosing Grass-Fed
Meat, eggs, and dairy products from pastured animals are ideal for your health. Compared with commercial products, they offer you more "good" fats, and fewer "bad" fats. They are richer in antioxidants; including vitamins E, beta-carotene, and vitamin C. Furthermore, they do not contain traces of added hormones, antibiotics or other drugs.Find out more at Eat Wild