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High Steaks – Building the alternative, from ranch to retail

High Steaks – Building the alternative, from ranch to retail

by RanchFoodsDirect | Feb 19, 2016 | Newsletter

Joe Fassler interviews Mike Callicrate and lays out his vision for a new beef production model, built on marketing directly to customers and processing the cattle right at the farm. Click HERE to read the article.

About Ranch Foods Direct

Ranch Foods Direct is a meat packing facility and local farmer’s retail market delivering healthful, high quality, naturally tender meats and foods to consumers direct from the ranch.

Our goal is to foster a business that benefits both ranchers and consumers. Our processing and distribution systems assures incomparable quality, wholesomeness, eating satisfaction, and a mutually rewarding relationship of trust and responsibility between the rancher and you the customer.

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