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Story - Butterfield Farms We take pride in raising our farm animals without the use of hormones or antibiotics, and our cattle are one hundred percent grass-fed We invite you to know your farmer, then you get to know where your food comes from, and as a result, how it was raised
100% Grass-Fed Beef — Butterfield Farms Butterfield Farms is a small, family owned and operated farm focusing on grass fed beef cattle production for the Central Louisiana area Our cattle are raised right here, on Butterfield Farms pastures
Visit — Butterfield Farms We welcome farm visits! However, all of us also work outside of the farm Please contact us before you visit, so that we can be sure someone is here to assist you
Why Grass-Fed? — Butterfield Farms Grass-fed beef is lower in fat and has been shown to lower LDL cholesterol levels Grass-fed beef is lower in calories A 6-ounce steak from a grass finished steer has 100 fewer calories than a 6-ounce steak from a grain finished steer
June 2024 — Butterfield Farms All cattle at Butterfield Farms are 100% Red Angus One of the reasons we chose red angus is for their heat tolerance, and with temperatures warming up this early in the year, the cattle will get a chance for their genetics to shine
Recent Activity — Butterfield Farms John Butterfield June 1, 2024 Butterfield Farms 228 Butterfield Lane Pollock, LA (318)-446-6495 Family owned and operated
Recent Activity - Butterfield Farms All cattle at Butterfield Farms are 100% Red Angus One of the reasons we chose red angus is for their heat tolerance, and with temperatures warming up this early in the year, the cattle will get a chance for their genetics to shine RED HIDE COLOR improves HEAT TOLERANCE for both cowherds and summer feedlots - Red Angus Association of America