REP PROVISIONS BLOG — health

Fact: REP Provision’s and our farmers DO NOT use mRNA vaccines in their grass-fed and grass-finished beef, nor do we use antibiotics or hormones. Fact: REP Provision’s DOES NOT feed cattle corn or grain. Some people believe cattle can get the mRNA vaccine through their diet. Even if that were the case our cattle are 100% Grass-fed & Grass-finished. Our farms are also NO SPRAY, meaning we do not use fertilizers, pesticides, herbicides or synthetic chemicals on the land. Fact: Some people fear that the mRNA vaccine could be injected after it leaves the farm and is at the processor. REP Provision’s DOES...

From COVID-19 to now, mRNA vaccination remains a source of controversy. In light of the recent controversy regarding mRNA vaccines for animal agriculture, we want to make our position very clear. No, we are not and will not use mRNA vaccines, period. In fact, we don’t use any vaccines on our regenerative farm because we raise our animals on open pastures with access to fresh air, sunlight, and nutritious forage. For us it’s simple, if we keep our animals happy and healthy, they’re less likely to get sick and we don’t need antibiotics or vaccines. Regarding the misinformation spreading on...

Regenerative agriculture has become a movement among ranchers who seek to manage their land in an environmentally, animal, and human-friendly way and consumers who are concerned about their own health and the health of the planet. REP Provisions is spearheading this movement by creating an online marketplace where consumers can conveniently purchase regeneratively raised meats from American farms and ranches. This approach not only helps small American farmers overcome economic challenges that the conventional market presents but also makes purchasing high-quality and trustworthy meat more accessible for health conscious consumers. What are the benefits of Regenerative Agriculture? At its core, regenerative agriculture...

What's the controversy behind seed oils? Modern science debunks the diet-heart hypothesis and discovers that high rates of seed oil consumption positively correlates with inflammation, chronic disease, and possibly even infertility.