Dos Lobos Ranch

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🌿From our regenerative farm in Decatur, Tx to your front door!
🥩Small batch pastured Kunekune pork and Dexter beef.
📦Order online, choose local pickup, delivery, or shipping!
📍Come see us at the Justin, Tx and Sanger, Tx Farmers Markets monthly!

09/05/2026

Countdown to calf... t-minus 4 days. 🥰 Look closely at her right side and you can see the baby moving.

Sanger! Thank you for coming out and supporting local today! Big shout to the pre-orders today! We love pre-orders! Y'al...
09/05/2026

Sanger! Thank you for coming out and supporting local today! Big shout to the pre-orders today! We love pre-orders! Y'all made our day! See you all in 2 weeks! Rock on, foodie rebels! 🤘🤘

09/05/2026

Sanger! We have beef and turkeys! Come see us from 8am-12pm today! Rock on, foodie rebels! 🤘🤘

Pre-order for Saturday’s Sanger market!Planning to shop with us at the Downtown Sanger Farmers Market this Saturday? Pla...
09/04/2026

Pre-order for Saturday’s Sanger market!

Planning to shop with us at the Downtown Sanger Farmers Market this Saturday? Place your order ahead of time and we’ll have it packed and ready for pickup.

Pre-order deadline: 8:00 PM Friday, September 4
Market: Saturday, September 5, 8:00 AM–12:00 PM

Shop now: https://doslobosranch.com/store
Choose Sanger Farmers Market pickup at checkout.

September farmers-market dates are here! Come see Dos Lobos Ranch on the first three Saturdays of the month:📍 Saturday, ...
09/02/2026

September farmers-market dates are here! Come see Dos Lobos Ranch on the first three Saturdays of the month:

📍 Saturday, September 5
Downtown Sanger Farmers Market
8:00 AM–12:00 PM
307 Bolivar Street, Sanger

📍 Saturday, September 12
Justin Farmers Market at 1911 Beef Co.
9:00 AM–1:00 PM
417 N. Sealy Avenue, Justin

📍 Saturday, September 19
Downtown Sanger Farmers Market
8:00 AM–12:00 PM
307 Bolivar Street, Sanger

We look forward to seeing you at the market!

09/02/2026

Looney Lucy. The bully. The one who always starts fights, but couldn't finish this one. I had to rescue her from the fence and patch her up after the other girls took the opportunity to get their own revenge on the bully. 🤣 This is today's episode of It's Always Something. 🤣

🐺 STATE OF THE RANCH | SUMMER 2026June through August was one of those quarters where it felt like a hundred different t...
09/01/2026

🐺 STATE OF THE RANCH | SUMMER 2026

June through August was one of those quarters where it felt like a hundred different things were happening at once — and looking back, they pretty much were.

🥩 This quarter, 267.24 pounds of Dos Lobos meat made its way from our ranch to local tables:

• 142.65 lb of grass-finished Dexter beef
• 108.91 lb of Kunekune pork
• 15.68 lb of pasture-raised turkey

And we did that while spending a good chunk of the summer sold out of pork and working with a naturally limited supply of Dexter beef.

🐷 Our Kunekune program kept growing, with new genetics arriving, another litter on the ground, young pigs putting up some impressive growth numbers, and another round of Igenity testing underway.

🌱 Out in the pasture, several years of rotational grazing, multispecies livestock, cover crops, bale grazing and biological inputs are starting to show up in the numbers. Our latest soil test came back recommending no N-P-K fertilizer needed. (We weren't using it anyway, this is just an automatic recommendation from the soil testing company). It's cool to see that our soil tests are so good that even the soil test company say... "Nah, you're good!"

💻 Online, things really started moving. Google organic traffic climbed past 600 clicks in 28 days, our average search position pushed toward page one, and more people are finding us for searches like local beef, pasture-raised pork and Kunekune pigs.

📬 Our email community has grown to more than 700 subscribers, while the website continues expanding with livestock education, regenerative agriculture resources, workshops, recipes and better ways to connect with the ranch.

🎓 We also continued growing the education side of Dos Lobos — from on-farm workshops to getting ready to tell our regenerative agriculture story at the Women in Ag Conference in Fort Worth.

And heading into fall?

More pork. Thanksgiving turkeys. More recipes and education. More genetic selection. More soil improvement. And a whole lot more work figuring out just how much food we can responsibly produce from these little 10 acres.

Not bad for a place that started with absolutely no idea what we were doing. 😂

Here’s to the next quarter. 🐺🌱🥩

Heather & Richard
Dos Lobos Ranch | Wise County, Texas

When people visit our farm, they usually see cattle, pigs, grass, and maybe a few Australian Shepherds running around.Wh...
09/01/2026

When people visit our farm, they usually see cattle, pigs, grass, and maybe a few Australian Shepherds running around.

What they don’t see is the most valuable thing we’re growing: healthy soil.

This week’s blog explains why everything we raise—from grass-finished Dexter beef to pasture-raised Kunekune pork—begins beneath our feet.

Read the story: https://doslobosranch.com/blog/the-most-valuable-crop-on-our-farm-isn-t-beef-or-pork

Monday wisdom, according to Wh***ey:“Time does the work... if you let it.”Some things can’t be rushed—not good soil, goo...
09/01/2026

Monday wisdom, according to Wh***ey:

“Time does the work... if you let it.”

Some things can’t be rushed—not good soil, good stock, or good food. Keep showing up, do the work, and let time finish the job.

— Wh***ey, The Storyteller
🐾 The Aussie Posse

Why we don't offer Kunekunes as pets... have you actually seen ours? They ain't little! 😆I've been recieving a lot of ph...
08/31/2026

Why we don't offer Kunekunes as pets... have you actually seen ours? They ain't little! 😆

I've been recieving a lot of phone calls and emails recently from people looking for pet pigs. I always refer them to Halbert Farm Kunekune Pigs because they focus specifically on pet type Kunekunes and can give you a nice package of support and protection for your new pig. For homestead pigs, I typically refer to Cripple Critter Ranch Kunekunes.

Our pigs are from what's called the 200 in 12 line Kunekunes and 400 lbs full grown is not outside of the realm of possibility with ours. Our biggest sow (pictured) is Pebbles, a hefty 376 lbs. trim. Kai is still young as an 18 month old herd sire and just clocked in at 280 lbs. a couple of weeks ago and isn't done growing.

Believe me, I'd love to sell some pigs and make some extra money on the side, but I don't want you to become shocked when your young toddler's pet Peppa Pig ain't a little flake of pepper in a year! 🤣 I also don't think you'd like my return policy. 🍽

Thank you for reaching out, but your best option will be a pet focused farm and not a pork focused farm. 😉 Now if you're looking to level up your pork breeding stock, give us a call! I have some very nice gilts 👀🏡.

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312 County Road 4460
Decatur, TX
76234

Opening Hours

Monday 1pm - 6pm
Tuesday 1pm - 6pm
Wednesday 1pm - 6pm
Thursday 1pm - 6pm
Friday 1pm - 6pm
Saturday 1pm - 4pm

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