What do grass-fed cows eat in the winter?

The term “grass fed” gets kicked around a lot, but when it shows up on a beef (or any other) meat label, it's what is called a marketing claim. read more

A big difference between grass-fed cattle and feedlot/grain- or corn-finished cattle is that strictly speaking grass-fed cattle are fed grasses and they graze pastures and eat hay in the winter months. read more

The grass fed claim can be a bit confusing to producers as well as consumers. You'll often hear people say "Our beef is grass fed and grain finished", but if the word "grass fed" appears on the label, it basically means no grain ever. read more

Great question. Here's the answer from the experts at Brady's Beef. read more