About | Running T Beef

Do you know what the “Grass-Fed” label means?

by Brandi Teague | Feb 8, 2023 | About

Confused about labeling? You’re not alone. Labeling should be a way to help consumers make informed purchasing decisions based on a particular product’s production methods, nutritional value, and health benefits, etc. Due to greenwashing, loopholes, and...

A Ditch You Can See From Space

by Brandi Teague | Oct 1, 2022 | About, Conservation Practices, Farm News

Erosion is a constant battle when it comes to monoculture crop land. Crops are planted and harvested by large machinery and the “weeds” or otherwise compatible plants are killed using herbicide applications to increase yield, thus eliminating the thatch that aids...

We Made the News

by Brandi Teague | Sep 1, 2022 | About, Farm News

Our farm was featured in the September 2022 issue of Salisbury, the Magazine. It’s such an honor to be asked to tell our story. Salisbury, the Magazine is an awesome publication featuring local businesses, families and happenings in Rowan and Surrounding counties. ...

WAME Radio Visit!

by Brandi Teague | Aug 30, 2022 | About, Farm News

It was a great visit with Billy Buck and Melissa Neader at WAME! Interview starts around the 6:00 minute mark. See the full video on Facebook at WAME Radio – Real Country 92.9 Shop Grass-fed Beef Share...

Ecological Outcome Verification

by Brandi Teague | Aug 9, 2022 | About, Conservation Practices, Farm News

REGENERATIVE Oxford defines regenerative as “having the effect of making something develop or grow stronger” That’s not to be confused with sustainable or status quo. Research has shown that common grazing practices such as continuous grazing, herbicides for weed...

Regenerative Agriculture- A View from the Future Generation

by Brandi Teague | Jun 13, 2022 | About

We want our children to grow up to understand and appreciate how clean and natural is a better way for everyone. Our boys are still a little young to understand the difference. They see a cow and call it a cow, but a Q&A session from an inquisitive young lady, ...

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