Royal Ranch Farms
From the Columbia Basin, Royal Ranch offers tender, flavorful beef with unmatched marbling. The Allreds' commitment to regenerative, carbon-neutral ranching results in beef that has an unbeatable taste.
Rated
4.5
/ 5
based on
6
customer ratings
8.74
USD
<p><strong>Last Chance, limited quantities available</strong></p><p>The Denver Steak (Also known as the Zabuton Steak) is truly unique, the deep marbling and uniform thickness make it perfect for a reverse sear.</p>
Denver Steak
Non-Member Price:
$8.74
($34.96/lb)
Member Price:
$8.74
($34.96/lb)
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Variety:
Pasture Raised
Last Chance, limited quantities available
The Denver Steak (Also known as the Zabuton Steak) is truly unique, the deep marbling and uniform thickness make it perfect for a reverse sear.
Reviews
Sustainable Excellence
Austin Allred's farming legacy began with his grandparents, who started growing apples, cherries, and potatoes in the 1950s. Now, Royal Ranch spans 5,000 acres in Central Washington, balancing traditional crops with dairy and beef cattle to improve soil and lower emissions. The farm features a unique six-acre worm bed system, purifying and recycling irrigation water. With these combined efforts, Royal Ranch has achieved carbon neutrality, ensuring a sustainable future for both the land and the planet.
See why Royal Ranch is a customer favorite
Ethical Care for Superior Beef
From the moment of birth, Royal Ranch's cattle remain under the attentive watch of the Allred family, providing them with unparalleled insight into their care. The ranch employs a high-quality feed comprising nine key ingredients—significantly more than the usual three—for optimal nutrition. This approach ensures that the cattle maintain their health naturally, without resorting to artificial hormones or unwarranted antibiotics. Coupled with a low-stress environment, the cattle are allowed to grow at their own pace, in harmony with nature, resulting in the distinct marbling for which Royal Ranch's beef is celebrated.
Farm Transparency
Austin and his wife Camille acknowledged the existing disconnect between the farm, the consumer, and all aspects of the food production process. Driven by their desire to offer customers a genuine understanding of their food's origins, they founded FarmTracer — a comprehensive farm transparency system. This platform empowers consumers to learn more about their food choices, from the farm's location and the animals' diet to the product's carbon footprint. By simply scanning the QR code on the packaging, customers gain access to a wealth of information, ensuring complete transparency and traceability.
