REP PROVISIONS BLOG — health

What’s the Difference Between Organic and Regenerative Agriculture?

What’s the Difference Between Organic and Regenerative Agriculture?

If you’re unsure about the difference between regenerative and organic agriculture, you're not alone. We all share the basic needs for nutritious food, clean air, water, and an overall healthy environment. 

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REP Provisions Regenerative Beef, Better for You and the Planet

REP Provisions Regenerative Beef, Better for You and the Planet

Regeneratively raised beef clearly beats feedlot, but you may still be wondering why our beef is better than plain old grass-fed; they’re both still eating grass after all.  At its core, regenerative agriculture is about improving the overall health of the land, year after year. Our soils are healthier, and that means the grass our cows feed on is more nutrient-dense.   We’re committed to biodiversity, above and below ground. Whereas most grass-fed cows eat one to two varieties of grass, our cows consume somewhere between 60 to 70 different species. Diversity in their diet produces a heart healthy beef product...

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4 Reasons You Should Try Our Regeneratively Raised Grass-Fed Beef

4 Reasons You Should Try Our Regeneratively Raised Grass-Fed Beef

Welcome to the future, or should I say, ancient past, of eating beef. Our Regenerative Beef is among the healthiest and most delicious beef on the planet today. How can we say that with a straight face? We had our beef tested at Michigan State University* and compared it to an existing database of beef profiles. Read below to see the 4 things that makes our beef uniquely different.   1: REP Regenerative Beef is Nutritionally Better. Raised regeneratively, our cattle live in a fully functioning grassland ecosystem that consists of over 70 different native grass species. This plant biodiversity culminates into...

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Offal: The Many Health Benefits of Eating Organ Meat

Offal: The Many Health Benefits of Eating Organ Meat

What are the health benefits of eating offal? If you’re unfamiliar with the term offal, it's organ meat, and refers to animal parts that aren’t typically consumed, including liver, kidneys, heart, brain, and other muscle meats that come from cows, pigs, and poultry. 

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