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Firstly, What Makes Us Different

We Only Sell Kosher
All of our products strictly meet kosher standards that are recognized across Canada.

 

We source all our meat from farmers who raise their livestock without hormones, anti-biotics or GMOs in their feed. Many of them have been in business for generations and therefore have an excellent reputation in Quebec, Ontario and beyond.

 

 We Personally Know Our Farmers
We visit their farms on a regular basis, so we know our farmers and their practices first hand.  

 

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We Practice It

Outside of the meat that we sell, we rarely touch anything else since we practice what we preach. We also grow our own organic vegetables, fruits, berries and more.  See about Us Page. 

 

 

Our Product

Chicken

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Our chicken comes from a certified organic family farm.

 

 

This family has been chicken producers for the last five generations. They work with modern technologies as well as with family trade secrets while strictly adhering to organic standards.  

 

They are also the largest supplier of organic feed to Quebec livestock producers. Perhaps, it is not always evident that the best tasting chicken is produced by combining different grains that are fed to them at various stages of their lifecycle in combination with their free-range organic lifestyle.

 

Tiferet organic chickens don’t live in cages they live in well ventilated open barns located on a spacious green farm far away from industrial and conventional farm pollution. They have enough room to run around and exercise. They sleep by night and are exposed to sunlight during the day. They also go outside weather permitting. Our chickens drink well water without pesticides and herbicide chemical pollutants. The water is free of industrial waste and chlorine and is regularly tested. Their diet consists of a proprietary combination of organic grains to support their healthy growth. All of these factors and practices combine to produce a healthy and a superior tasting chicken as our many happy and satisfied customers regularly attest to.

 

 

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TESTIMONIALS

 

Our chickens are also raised Without Hormones, Antibiotics or GMO’s in their feed.

 

Honestly, these animals eat better and have a healthier lifestyle than most humans do:).

 

 

 

Beef

 

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Our beef is pasture raised, grass fed and finished, which means their diet consists almost completely of natural herbicide free grass & hay.* Our cattle graze on beautiful rolling hills far from industrial pollution during the spring, summer and autumn  months.   During the winter months, they eat high quality hay. Grass fed beef is usually much leaner than cattle that are entirely grain fed and somewhat smaller than conventional cattle. But this type of beef offers superior taste. (To understand the distinctions between grass fed versus grain fed see below.)

 

 

* Note: Grass fed and grass finished beef may contain up to 5% of grains in their diet which usually consists of oats, wheat barley, a mix of peas, soybeans and corn – all of these grains are non GMO.

 

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Our beef farmer has been raising cattle for generations, from grandparents, to parents, to children to grandchildren. They combine old practices and family secrets with modern practices, cutting edge technology and higher education which agricultural university programs offer. They teach other farmers how to ameliorate their soils, how to grow better grass and hay, how to grow pasture raised livestock and they are active supporters of this type of agriculture.

 

Our beef is raised without Hormones, Antibiotics or GMO food in their feed and they also only eat the type of food that is their natural diet – grass. As a result, the quality and the taste of our beef has been highly praised.   Here a few things our customers had to say:  TESTIMONIALS

 

Distinctions of Grass Versus Grain Fed Beef

 

“Natural Beef”

 

There are people who sell so called ‘natural beef’, they can even call it organic because mistakenly, they think that there is nothing closer to organic than this.   They also claim that there are no hormones and no antibiotics in the cattle feed. However, upon closer investigation, we found that the feed of the cattle is GMO corn. So we dropped that option fast, knowing that this didn’t sit well with us and will not sit well with our customers. If you want to know more about GMO’s, I have a short article: Corn and GMO Study.

 

 

Why are cattle fed grains? Because cattle gain weight very quickly on grain, especially corn, so it is much faster, cheaper and easier to bring them to their market size. Plus, the heavier a steer is, the more money the farmer can sell it for. Grain fed beef is generally cheaper but doesn’t provide the health benefits you are looking for.   Neither does it provide the authentic taste of grass feed beef.  

 

 

100% Grass Fed Beef  (That has been converted from conventional beef stock)

 

Sounds good, since if the cattle feed off clean green pastures, they should be OK. But, as we started to investigate and ask more questions, it was revealed to us that the farmers buy two year old conventional cattle and let them graze for 6 months on pasture land. And voila, that is considered as 100% grass fed and grass finished.

 

 

Some may argue that this is OK, however we feel that since the cattle were raised with hormones and antibiotics from day one, it won’t work with us and our customers, since what we are looking for is a superior product both health and taste wise.  

 

 

Grass Finished Organic

 

The cattle are fed organic grain most of their lives and then in the last month or so they get grass or hay. This usually improves the taste of the beef. There are no hormones and no antibiotics in their feed, however this cattle was probably confined to the barn all of their lives. They didn’t pasture outside and spend long summer days on open green fields.  

 

 

Grass finished organic beef is definitely healthier than conventional beef and easier to grow because they gain weight a lot faster on grains, but there are less health benefits to consuming this type of cattle and the taste is not comparable to grass fed and grass finished beef.  

 

 

Grass Finished on Corn

 

Feeding Dried distilled grains with soluble’s (DDGs) to cattle allows the farmer to claim that his animals are grass finished. DDGs are corn that have been refined in a process that removes the starch, leaving only the dry vegetable matter from the corn.   Since the resulting vegetable matter contains no starch, it technically qualifies as a grass-fed feeding supplement.

 

 

This obviously defeats the purpose since the cattle are not actually grass finished, only classified as grass finished. In addition, 90% of corn is GMO – Genetically Modified Organisms, which you don’t want it in your diet.  

 

 

Grass Fed, Grain Finished Organic

 

For 2 – 3 years the cattle eat organic green and clean grass or hay and in the last 3 – 4 weeks of their lives, they are fed NON GMO organic grain. This is done to ‘fatten up’ the animals, so they are ready for the market.

 

It takes 2 – 3 years for a farmer to see a return on his investment for raising his steers. And grass fed cattle are usually much leaner than grain feed cattle and much smaller than conventional cattle.   Many farmers take advantage of this option, since it offers them a better return. Personally we think this is the second best option.

 

 

Grass Fed and Pasture Raised Beef

 

If you read all of the above, you can understand that this is among the best options from both the taste and the health perspective. And this is also why this type of beef is so expensive.

 This is the type of beef we currently offer. Here is the proof: 

Scientific Analysis Finds Tiferet Beef to be Superior to Most Meats Sold in the Canadian Market

 

 

We Ask Questions

 

As you can see there are many grades to natural, organic, grass fed etc. If you don’t ask questions, you just don’t know.  

 

Also, imported beef is very popular but there are many questions that need to be answered. For example, they may not have the same  standards as the US and Canada, they may be allowed to supplement their cattle’s feed with things like DDGs- dry corn derivative. And there is no way for you to visit their farms, so you can’t be exactly sure how your beef is raised, treated and processed.  

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