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Nevada


Albaugh Ranch, located in Fallon, NV offers Native Shorthorn cattle and Dorper Hair sheep. Beef and lamb are our specialty!

Ranching since 1946, Albaugh Ranch cattle and sheep graze irrigated pastures of alfalfa and native forages, with our own hay provided throughout the winter months. Our animals are artificial hormone- and antibiotic-free, as our Creator intended. 

Shorthorn cattle are renowned for tenderness, fine textured meat and old-world flavor. Their meat is very well marbled. We believe you will find none better!  Please visit our website and read comments from our customers.

Our lamb is tender and tasty.

Albaugh Ranch also has semen for sale for those looking to build superior genetics in their Shorthorn herd. Our cattle are in the “Native Program” and can be traced back to the 1820 through the original herd books of the American Shorthorn association.

Albaugh Ranch, Norris Albaugh, 5909 Tarzyn Road, Fallon NV 89406.
(775) 423-3361. E-mail: nalbaugh@albaughranch.com.
Website: http://www.albaughranch.com.


GrassRoots Meats is committed to supplying all natural, grass-finished, hormone and antibiotic-free beef and lamb to health and quality conscious individuals who desire an enjoyable and flavorful alternative to standard commodity meat products.

From birth until market our animals breathe fresh clean air, graze on lush green grass, and drink crystal clear water. Our business is built on the foundation of placing God and family first, and maintaining honesty and integrity throughout all phases of our operation. We like to think of our customers as friends and partners, and we want you to feel comfortable about buying your meat from someone you know and trust. Your comments and questions are welcome.

GrassRoots Meats is located in the San Juan Mountains of southwestern Colorado, but we also have grazing leases in Oklahoma and New Mexico. Our meat is available year round, and is shipped in thermal lined freezer boxes. We can ship quite reasonably throughout the entire United States.  Your meat will arrive still frozen and ready to put into your freezer.

Our meat is dry-aged and USDA inspected.  Select the individual retail cuts that you want or choose from one of our many packages.  The meat is vacuum packaged, in stock and ready to ship, but halves and wholes are available by advanced order only.

For more information, or to order our delicious meat, visit our website or e-mail us. For references be sure to check out the testimonials posted on our website.

GrassRoots Meats, PO Box 429, Pagosa Springs CO  81147.
(970) 731-1471 or toll-free (800) 681-2260.
E-mail: grassroots@centurytel.net.
Website: http://www.grassrootsmeats.com


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