Grama Grass & Livestock

04/22/2026

For us, Earth Day is every day! 🌎
Everything we do is driven by Mother Nature. Our goal is to help the lands around us thrive. We do this by using animals intentionally, asking questions, and collaborating with other land stewards.
Choose to eat meat that supports your land, your health, and your community. Today only! 10% all our ground beef boxes. Follow the link in our bio to purchase.
The earth uses it's resources to take care of us. We need to do the same.

04/21/2026

04/15/2026

04/14/2026

Very grateful to be writing this while we’re getting some rain at the office! 🌧️But unfortunately, one shower isn’t going to alter the situation.
Drought is intense, and it impacts all of us. We see it in the fields as we drive, we feel the dryness of our skin and hair, we see the dust fly, and we notice the low water levels in creeks and ponds nearby.
So, we look to resilience - the ability to adapt. It doesn’t mean we can prevent droughts, but it does mean we can work with them when they come and create landscapes that adapt with us.
To us, a drought-resilient landscape has little to no bare ground; it has diverse plants with a variety of root depths to reach deeper into the earth for moisture. This landscape can still provide nourishment to all its inhabitants and capitalize on the moisture it is provided.
Of the fields we manage, we don’t have many resilient landscapes, but this low-moisture season has allowed us to notice the properties that are headed in that direction. The properties that we have rotationally grazed for 5+ years seem to have a leg up right now. And it’s giving us this little piece of hope and excitement.
Resilience takes time, and we appreciate our community for being patient and believing in our journey to resilience. We hope that during this stressful season, we can lean on you and you can lean on us.

04/08/2026

We’re seeing the headlines - concerns of drought in Colorado, water restrictions, increase risk for fire, it’s all daunting stuff!
During these moments I like to think of the summers we’ve had. The old clips of green grass and happy cows remind me that we’ll get through this uncertain time together and the reality we’re experiencing right now isn’t our reality forever.
So, please enjoy these clips of wonderful, lush grass, summer-coat cows, and overcast days. Celebrate those days when they visit us this year and support your community in ways that feel true to you.

04/06/2026

Our mission is to change the narratives around cattle production.
Grazing cattle can help us restore land, strengthen ecosystems, and increase resilience.
As a consumer, you have the opportunity to be a part of this mission. You can share our story, eat our products, and celebrate with us. We’re all doing our part to have a healthy land for those who come after us.
Click the link in our bio to visit our website, or visit us at the farmers market on Saturdays.

03/31/2026

Q1 2026 video dump!
Quarter one of 2026, what a weird, wild time.
Some things feel like every other winter/early spring. The herd is consuming hay, calves are hitting the ground, we’re dealing with windy and cold days, and things in general are slower.
But in other ways, this winter feels like no other. Since Julia’s passing in January, we’re continuously adjusting to this next phase of our business and supporting one another when needed.
We are also experiencing an incredibly dry start to the year, with record-low snowpack and precipitation throughout the Front Range. Just this morning, during our team meeting, we were discussing drought management scenarios for the year.
With the funky ebbs and flows of Q1, we still find those moments of excitement, including:
✨ Hiring two new employees who will start soon!
✨ Farmers' market season starts this Saturday!
✨ We started selling dehydrated kidneys as pet treats
✨ Our team had an incredible dinner at in February
✨Witnessing new life through our adorable calves
✨Seeing community members come to our events
✨Every order and interaction with our dedicated customers!

03/06/2026

Grass-finished beef is so much more than protein and fat!
The nutrient composition of our meat supports the deep nourishment claims we’re making all the time!
Niacin (B3) is a water soluble vitamin that’s valuable for gene expression, cell communication, and antioxidant function 👊
Cobalamin (B12) is also a water soluble vitamin that is required for development, health of the nervous system, and red blood cell formation 🔴
Zinc a trace mineral that plays a role in cell regrowth and repair which helps immune function and wound healing! 👩‍🔧
Selenium is also a trace mineral that acts as an antioxidant - protecting cells from damage caused by free radicals ✋
Our goal is to always be transparent with our customers. Meat you can trust from producers you can trust.