100% Grass Fed/Grass Finished Beef

The term “grass finished” emphasizes the character of the grass and legume diet after the calves are completely weaned in the final phase of grass fed beef production.

“Grass finished” is not a label regulated by the USDA.  Consequently, meat from calves that have been both grass fed and grass finished is often referred to as simply “grass fed.”  We, too, generally refer to  Rhino’s Beef™ as simply  “grass fed”.

To be clear then, mother’s milk plus the lush bluestem  pastures of the Kansas hills, grass hay and alfalfa hay comprise 100% of the Rhino’s Black Angus™ lifetime diet.  That’s what we mean by “grass fed/grass finished.”