Real Relationships
We prefer working with family farms, family businesses, and producers who maintain a meaningful connection to their food.
Pure Pasture Farms began by raising food for our own family and local community. As customers asked us to help them find more trustworthy foods, we began building relationships with selected farms, fisheries, creameries, processors, and family food businesses.
We identify partner foods clearly because trust begins with knowing where your food came from, how it was produced, and who stands behind it.
Families asked us to help them find more of the foods they use every week. We add partner products selectively when they make a customer’s order more useful without weakening the standards, transparency, or trust behind our name.
We prefer working with family farms, family businesses, and producers who maintain a meaningful connection to their food.
We look for responsible production, credible sourcing, useful transparency, and more than attractive label claims.
We choose products we are comfortable bringing into our own home and offering to the families who trust us.
Partner foods help customers build a fuller freezer and pantry through one dependable farm store.
Some foods are raised directly through Pure Pasture Farms. Others come from trusted livestock farms, fisheries, creameries, processors, and family food businesses.
We do not want customers to assume that seafood, cheese, butter, or every cut of meat in the store was produced on our home farm. Partner products are offered because they provide meaningful value and meet standards we are willing to explain and support.
Clear sourcing gives you the information needed to decide what belongs in your family’s order.
These pasture-based proteins and eggs established the standards that guide every additional product we choose to offer.
Raised outdoors with pasture access, frequent movement, appropriate shelter, and locally milled non-GMO feed.
Shop chicken → 100% Grass-Fed and FinishedRaised on pasture and forage without grain, with an emphasis on grazing, animal care, and responsible land stewardship.
Shop beef → 100% Grass-Fed and FinishedRaised on pasture without grain and managed as part of a diverse, regenerative grazing system.
Shop lamb → Pasture-RaisedRaised outdoors with room to root, forage, move, and receive locally milled non-GMO supplemental feed.
Shop pork → Pasture-RaisedRaised seasonally outdoors with fresh air, sunshine, mobile shelter, forage opportunities, and non-GMO feed.
Shop turkey → Pasture-RaisedEggs from hens with outdoor access, mobile housing, forage opportunities, and locally milled non-GMO feed.
Shop eggs →A family seafood business that helps us offer high-quality wild-caught Alaska seafood alongside our pasture-based farm foods.
Alaska Glacier Seafoods, owned and operated by the Erickson family, supplies wild-caught Alaska seafood that gives our customers another dependable source of quality protein.
The relationship gives us access to salmon, halibut, Pacific cod, black cod, scallops, and other seafood through a family business with a clear connection to the products it supplies.
These products are not raised by Pure Pasture Farms. They are wild-caught Alaska seafood products selected because they complement our farm foods and help families build a more complete freezer.
A creamery that helps us offer approachable, whole-milk cheeses connected to smaller dairy farm families.
Country View Creamery helps make useful, family-friendly cheeses available for snacks, sandwiches, cooking, entertaining, and everyday meals.
These cheeses earned a place on our own table before we decided to make them available to Pure Pasture Farms customers.
Country View Creamery cheese is not produced by Pure Pasture Farms. We offer it because it fits naturally alongside meat, eggs, seafood, and other real-food staples.
A family farm that helps us offer rich, traditional butter for cooking, baking, breakfast, and everyday family meals.
Rolling Acres Farm supplies butter that fits our preference for familiar, useful foods made with care and connected to real agricultural families.
Butter belongs naturally beside pasture-raised meat, eggs, cheese, vegetables, and pantry foods because families use it across breakfast, cooking, and baking.
Rolling Acres Farm products are not produced by Pure Pasture Farms. They are offered because they help families build a more useful order through a source they already trust.
We prefer farms, fisheries, creameries, processors, and family businesses with a meaningful relationship to the food.
We look for a clear origin, credible production practices, and sourcing decisions we can explain.
Partner foods should belong naturally in a real family kitchen rather than exist only as specialty novelties.
Customers should be able to distinguish what was raised through our farm network from what came through another selected partner.
A product does not become identical to something raised directly through Pure Pasture Farms simply because it appears in our store.
At the same time, customers reasonably associate every product we offer with our judgment. That is why partner foods are selected intentionally and why we work to describe their source clearly.
Our goal is not to become a conventional grocery store. It is to help families obtain more trustworthy food through a smaller and more accountable network of farms and food producers.
Clear answers about what comes from Pure Pasture Farms and what comes from selected partner producers.
No. Pasture-raised meats and eggs form the foundation of the store, but we also offer selected partner products such as wild-caught Alaska seafood, cheese, butter, and certain grocery staples.
No. Some livestock is raised directly by Pure Pasture Farms, while other products may come through trusted livestock farms or production partners that help us maintain availability and serve more families.
Many families want to source more of their food through places they trust. Carefully selected partner products help customers build a more complete freezer and pantry order without suggesting that Pure Pasture Farms personally produces every item.
Our Alaska seafood is sourced through Alaska Glacier Seafoods, a family-owned seafood business. These are wild-caught Alaska partner products and are not raised by Pure Pasture Farms.
No. Different products and producers have different farming, fishing, processing, and sourcing systems. We evaluate partner foods according to their category and explain their origin rather than presenting every product as though it follows an identical production model.
No. This page highlights several of our primary current partners and partner categories. Individual products may involve additional farms, processors, creameries, fisheries, or food businesses.
Product and category descriptions should identify the source or production relationship. This page also explains several of the primary relationships behind our seafood, cheese, butter, and farm-food offerings.
Only when a product fills a meaningful customer need and its source meets the level of quality, transparency, usefulness, and accountability we are willing to support.
Choose pasture-raised meats, eggs, wild-caught Alaska seafood, cheese, butter, and other carefully selected foods with clearer information about where they came from.