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06/18/2026

We follow a "grass-first" philosophy for a reason. 🌿

At Braze Ranch, our rotational grazing practices keep our soil healthy, our pastures thriving, and our cattle vibrant. We believe that good food and good stewardship go hand in hand.

The result of all that intentional land management? Melt-in-your-mouth Angus/Wagyu beef that is raised right, finished beautifully, and packed with flavor. We’re ready to share the harvest with you.

Claim your pasture-raised beef share at the link in our bio. 💚

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"Isn't buying a beef share more expensive than buying by the pound?" 💰Let’s talk about the real math of a beef share. Wh...
06/16/2026

"Isn't buying a beef share more expensive than buying by the pound?" 💰

Let’s talk about the real math of a beef share. When you buy a share from Braze Ranch, you aren't just buying premium steaks—you’re locking in a flat, wholesale price across every single cut.

That means your high-end roasts, brisket, and premier steaks cost the exact same per pound as your ground beef. Plus, you are bypassing grocery markups and supporting local agriculture. It’s an investment in your health, your budget, and your community. We have two shares available.

Tap the link in our bio to look over pricing and details. 📊

Unpopular opinion: The grocery store meat aisle is designed to keep you guessing. 🛒Look closely at those labels: "Natura...
06/14/2026

Unpopular opinion: The grocery store meat aisle is designed to keep you guessing. 🛒

Look closely at those labels: "Natural," "Grass-Fed," "Product of USA." But do you actually know where that beef was raised, how the animal was treated, or how long it sat in a supply chain?

At Braze Ranch, we don’t do mysteries. Our cattle spend their lives on green pastures right here in North Florida, raised with real stewardship. No shortcuts, no corporate middlemen. Just premium, transparently raised beef you can trust.

We have two Angus/Wagyu beef shares available for your freezer. If you’re ready to opt out of the industrial food system guessing game and stock your freezer with integrity, now is the moment.

Lock in your share before these two are gone! 🔗 https://brazeranch.com/products/beef-shares-1

06/11/2026

Hard work keeping this ranch safe, but someone’s gotta do it. 🐾

​Meet our high-tech security system here at Braze Ranch. She operates 100% on renewable solar energy, mostly wireless, and goes into automatic "low battery power" mode the second the sun hits the grass.

​In all seriousness, our animals get to live their best lives out here on fresh North Florida pastures—and clearly, the ranch dogs take full advantage of it too!

​Want to see where your food comes from (and check in on our security team)? Click the link in our bio to explore the ranch!

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We have 2 Waygu/Angus F1 animals available for shares. Prices on website. https://brazeranch.com/products/beef-shares-1...
06/10/2026

We have 2 Waygu/Angus F1 animals available for shares.

Prices on website.
https://brazeranch.com/products/beef-shares-1

Processing cost is separate. We use Mobleys, but will deliver to your choice of processor for a whole animal.

Whole and half shares available.

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Pretty interested to see the impact this has on our freshly planted Sunn H**p as we begin working to renovate a couple p...
06/08/2026

Pretty interested to see the impact this has on our freshly planted Sunn H**p as we begin working to renovate a couple pastures.

A large part of the struggle we face is highly degraded pastures with acres of dead areas. The intense summer sun, matched with long time continuous grazing has left the ground baked and empty. Instead of spraying the whole field with an herbicide, tilling and planting this year, we are taking the longer route.

Start with a legume, high biomass crop to generate nitrogen in the soil, and shade out non-desirable like dog fennel. Strip graze with the cows every month or so, before hammering it down end of July. Plant another annual into the residue like millet, stockpile for fall transition forage before planting with winter annuals, adding more cover, carbon and nitrogen to the system. Hold that cover until late next spring to keep undesirables from getting a good foothold, then graze down, terminate with the cows, and plant in a perennial that will cover the entire pasture.

Big thank you to paulmullen3 for the sample, very excited to see how it does, and put some of his hard work to use.

06/07/2026

Jinxed myself. But we got a lot accomplished. Excited for A.T.N & Associates, Inc to come build some fence.

Working on some long tail tasks today. Hoping for a slower Saturday
06/06/2026

Working on some long tail tasks today. Hoping for a slower Saturday

06/03/2026

Teaching Nana how to run the seeder.

At Braze Ranch, keeping our pastures healthy is an all-hands-on-deck kind of job. Because we rely on rotational grazing to properly raise our Angus and Wagyu herd, there is always tractor work to be done to support our grass-first philosophy. Today, we pulled in the ultimate reinforcements!

It’s messy, it’s real, and there might have been a few jerky starts along the way—but moments like this remind us why we do what we do. No massive corporate crews here. Just real family, learning the ropes, and putting in the work to raise local food the right way.

Who taught you how to drive your first piece of equipment? Tell me below! 👇

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Waldo, FL
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