Primal Pastures

Primal Pastures The cleanest meat in America, delivered to your doorstep. Corn Free, Soy Free, Regenerative. www.primalpastures.com
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Real food farming - We're here to turn the food industry upside down, shake it out, and reclaim health in animal protein.

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05/22/2026

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to the moms 🤍
05/10/2026

to the moms 🤍

Everyone’s using the word “regenerative” and almost nobody explains it. Here’s what it actually looks like in action.A c...
04/20/2026

Everyone’s using the word “regenerative” and almost nobody explains it. Here’s what it actually looks like in action.

A cow’s saliva tells grass to regrow → Dung beetles seek out and bury cow manure, pulling nitrogen and carbon deep into the soil. → Hens follow the same pattern, scratching, de-bugging, and fertilizing again. → The pasture answers back with 40+ plant species instead of one.

Pretty cool, right?

04/11/2026

steak > supplement stacks.

Grass-fed and finished beef is one of the most nutrient-dense foods on the planet. B12, zinc, heme iron, CoQ10, selenium, omega-3s, creatine - all in easily absorbed, bio-available forms. Eat more red meat.

Our favorite casual conversation starters…😉. Let us know your go-tos below.
04/01/2026

Our favorite casual conversation starters…😉. Let us know your go-tos below.

03/19/2026

Fun fact: even pasture-raised chickens need supplemental feed. While foraging on pasture makes up a good chunk of their diet, supplemental feed is necessary in order for them to grow. We couldn’t find a feed that fit our standards, so we built our own: no corn, no soy, no seed oils.

The chicken aisle is full of promises. Here’s what they actually mean.Natural / 100% Natural — no legal definition for h...
03/16/2026

The chicken aisle is full of promises. Here’s what they actually mean.

Natural / 100% Natural — no legal definition for how the animal was raised. It refers to minimal processing after slaughter. The chicken could have lived its entire life indoors on a corn-and-soy diet and still wear this label.

Free-Range — requires “access to the outdoors.” The USDA doesn’t specify how much space, for how long, or what that outdoor area looks like. A small door at the end of a crowded barn counts.

Cage-Free — means no cages. That’s it. The birds are still indoors, still crowded, still on the same feed. (Also, chickens were never caged to begin with, it’s a laying hen term.)

Access to Pasture — No standard, no verification, no minimum acreage required.

Humanely Raised — a marketing claim with no federal definition and no mandatory third-party audit.

Sustainably Sourced — zero regulatory definition. Any brand can print this on any package.

No Added Hormones — this one’s almost funny. Hormones in poultry have been federally banned since 1959.

We’re not here to scare you, we’re here to make sure you know what you’re buying because you’re spending hard earned money on labels that don’t tell you the truth, and honestly? We just think it’s wrong.

pasture raised (like, really).
02/06/2026

pasture raised (like, really).

Many of us have heard or seen the conversation around a well-known egg company and testing that yielded a less than sati...
01/19/2026

Many of us have heard or seen the conversation around a well-known egg company and testing that yielded a less than satisfactory nutrient profile. It highlighted something important that we’ve been saying since 2012: you are what you eat, eats.

We got curious and ran the same analysis on our chicken through Edacious. Our corn-free, soy-free, seed oil free, pasture-raised birds? 51% fewer PUFAs than what you’d find at the grocery store. The omega-6 to omega-3 ratio came back at 6:1, compared to the typical 12:1 in conventional chicken.

Here’s the thing about omega-6s: they’re not inherently bad. We need them. But the American diet is absolutely drowning in them: seed oils, processed foods, grain-fed meat. Most people are getting 15 to 20 times more omega-6 than omega-3. Our bodies weren’t built for that kind of imbalance. When omega-6s massively outweigh omega-3s, your body shifts toward inflammation.

Better marketing doesn’t fix fatty acid profiles. But better feed, better inputs, and a better growing environment does. This is bigger than eggs, because if we know feed can change the nutrient profile of eggs this much, imagine what else it does to meat. 👀

Address

25391 Washington Avenue
Murrieta, CA
92526

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

Telephone

+19512979933

Website

http://www.instagram.com/primalpastures, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7LS1V884WTtKe

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