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Small Angus Cattle ~ Big Grass Fed Taste

Welcome to American Alps Ranch! We are proud to offer you our all natural Grass Fed Lowline Angus beef. We raise our cattle here on our beautiful ranch in the Skagit River Valley of Washington state.  

No hormones, steroids, antibiotics or grains are ever used on our animals. They eat grass; the food nature intended and drink pure water straight off the glaciers in the North Cascade mountains.  Our Angus cattle graze freely on lush pastures in the fresh air and sunshine. This is good for our cattle, good for the environment and good for you. And the grass fed flavor of our beef is delicious!

American Alps Ranch raises lowline angus cattle and sells grass fed beef
American Alps Ranch sells grass fed beef
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We raise grass fed lowline cattle at American Alps Ranch
American Alps Ranch is located in Western Washington.
We sell grass fed beef here at American Alps Ranch
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American Alps Ranch is a local business that sells grass fed beef
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Best Sellers

Large Family Pack

No room in your freezer for a whole or half a beef?  Our family packs are perfect for you!  The large family pack is approximately 40 pounds of our…

$400.00

Quarter of Beef

A quarter is half of a half of beef; perfect for your small family.  Each quarter is approximately 85 to 100 pounds of our delicious, healthy meat.  We mix the…

$745.00

Half a Beef

Half a beef is just that - one half of a beef; sometimes referred to as a "side" of beef.  A half a beef averages 170 to 200 pounds of…

$1440.00

 

Thoughts & Notes from the Blog

Summer Pasture

April 23, 2012 By BrendaPalmer Category(s): Ranch Life

The annual spring "round-up" is complete and the cattle have all been moved to our summer pastures where they graze on fresh, green grass in the warm sunshine. 

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Calving Season

April 01, 2012 By BrendaPalmer Category(s): Ranch Life

Spring on the ranch means new calves. Our heifer Dolly officially became a cow a few days ago when she gave birth to her first calf. The new little one came into the world with no problem and is doing great.

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No Pink Slime Here!

March 13, 2012 By BrendaPalmer Category(s): Healthy LifestyleIndustry News

I'm sure you've all heard about the "Pink Slime" in ground beef controversy in the news lately. I'm very happy to tell you that our all natural, grass fed beef has no slime added - pink or otherwise.  All the attention to beef processing is a good thing, I think.  Just as important as what your beef is fed is how your beef is processed.  I don't know about  you, but I have no desire to eat pink slime or ammonia. 

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