09/01/2026
🇺🇸 KNOW WHERE YOUR BEEF COMES FROM.
There’s been a lot of conversation lately about beef prices, cattle markets, imports, tariffs, and what it will take to make beef more affordable for American families.
We’re cattle producers, not economists or politicians.
But there is one part of the conversation we know very well:
American beef.
We know what it takes to raise cattle here at home.
We know the cost of land, equipment, fuel, fencing, feed, hay, veterinary care, processing, and everything else that goes into raising an animal from pasture to plate.
And as Americans ourselves… we know that when Americans choose American-raised beef, those dollars do more than purchase dinner.
Americans support an American cattle producer.
Americans support rural communities.
Americans support local processors, truck drivers, feed stores, equipment dealers, veterinarians, and countless other businesses connected to American agriculture.
Americans help keep cattle on American pastures and American ranching families in business.
And right now, that choice matters.
As more imported beef enters the United States in an effort to lower consumer prices, we believe American families deserve to know something very simple:
Where did your beef come from?
Because cheaper imported beef entering the supply chain does not necessarily mean the savings will make it all the way to your grocery cart.
There are importers, processors, packers, distributors, retailers, and restaurants between the producer and your plate.
Meanwhile, American cattle producers are still right here - raising beef under some of the highest production and food-safety standards in the world.
At Meadows Beef, we believe strengthening America’s beef supply starts here at home.
We understand families are watching grocery prices. We are consumers, too.
But price isn’t the only thing worth asking about when you’re standing at the meat counter.
Ask where it came from.
Ask how it was raised.
And whenever possible, buy directly from the people who raised it.
At Meadows Beef, we can answer those questions.
Our cattle are raised right here in America.
Our beef is grass-fed, pasture-raised Wagyu.
And when you buy Meadows Beef, you know who you’re supporting.
You’re supporting an American cattle operation.
You’re supporting American agriculture.
And you’re helping make sure raising cattle in this country remains something worth doing for the next generation.
🇺🇸 Buy American. Buy local. Support American cattle producers.
The next time you buy beef, ask one question:
WHO RAISED IT?
Know your producer.
Know your beef.
Choose American-raised. 🇺🇸
Meadows Beef
www.meadowsbeef.com
