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Mulvey Gulch Ranch Grass-Fed Beef to Debut Soon! Jerry’s All Company Newsletter • Since 1992 Summer 2019 Mulvey Gulch Ranch Grass-Fed Beef to Debut Soon! It’s safe to say JEI knows purchased Mulvey Gulch a thing or two about the Ranch in 1998 and began an grocery business. It’s also expansion of the scale and now safe to say we know operation of the irrigated a few things about grass- alfalfa and exclusively Black fed beef. Not just selling Angus beef operation. it … raising it sustainably and humanely, and making Tucked into the Elkhorn sure customers receive Mountains, the ranch has premium, consistent quality grown considerably in every time. “That can size to gain efficiencies be difficult in an overly- and to provide the best commercialized industry possible conditions for where quantity is often animal welfare and crop prioritized over quality,” production. Cattle spend says Roger Nunn, President their entire lives on the vast of ESOX Marketing and the project coordinator for grass-fed grass pastures and high mountain meadows, now covering beef for Jerry’s Enterprises, Inc. over 140 square miles. Over 1,000 newborn calves arrive in late springtime when the weather is favorable. Last year’s calves, Meet Mulvey Gulch Ranch! In 1864, William Mulvey and who are then called “yearlings”, and 500-750 head that are in his wife, Catherine, homesteaded the original 160-acre ranch the finished grass-fed beef program roam and graze freely, in the heart of Montana’s big sky country. In 1893 the ranch growing naturally in a rural environment drizzled with winding rivers and surrounded by snow-capped mountains. All of the mother cows were born on the ranch. Never are any of the cows moved by machines, only riders on horses. Mulvey Gulch Ranch is certified by the Western Sustainability Exchange which preserves the best of the west – farming and ranching heritage, wide open spaces, and wildlife habitat – all while strengthening rural economies. Mulvey Gulch Ranch was sold to the Murphy family, who expanded its size and has grown to become the largest member of the American cattle operations. Multiple generations of the Murphy Grass-Fed Association which prioritizes animal sustainability family lived on and worked the ranch for 99-years. JEI then and welfare. UNIVERSITY THE ENTERPRISE Prioritizing sustainability So what does all of this mean? so the land is viable for Consistent quality. Shoppers generations to come is a major who purchase a Mulvey Gulch focus at the ranch. “Grasses Ranch steak won’t experience can only be grazed for so long,” a great steak one time, and says Nunn. “If it’s eaten too one of lesser quality the next. far down and pulled out by the The people behind Mulvey roots, it has to be re-seeded. Gulch Ranch products are This is not an easy task because endeavoring to create products you can’t just drive farm that are both consistent and equipment out to grasslands dependable, and that customers through rivers and valleys that MULVEY GULCH RANCH will keep coming back time and surround the ranch.” BOULDER, MONTANA time again. Mulvey Gulch Ranch has 100% Grass Fed Black Angus Beef Steak lovers will enjoy their taken matters very seriously, rib-eyes, New York strips, even choosing to conduct tenderloins, and top sirloins. research and learn more about different types of grasses There are also chuck roasts, stew meat, and ground beef in used in production and determine which are healthiest for both 85% and 90% lean varieties to offer many choices for cattle – a giant undertaking for a privately owned operation. shoppers. A snack line is also underway! Hot dogs, summer To naturally raise a grass-fed cow to market weight, which is sausage, beef sticks, and jerky will soon be available for about 1,200 pounds, takes 22-24 months. It takes only about customers to enjoy. half that much time to get a non-grass-fed cow to weight feeding grains and using hormones, like traditional beef farms. Since grass-fed beef is something not every consumer is Taking the time to do things right is how it’s done at Mulvey familiar with, product demos in-store will be happening in Gulch Ranch. order to give people the chance to experience the differences in flavor, cut, and cooking preparation of the Mulvey Gulch Ranch items. In addition, recipes using grass-fed beef have begun appearing on our social media channels and websites. 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