Inside the herd
I am a FORCE OF NATURE: Marshall Seedorff
Welcome to the Regenerative Revolution!
We are leading the regenerative revolution
Our mission is to reclaim the legacy of meat by building a regenerative supply network that celebrates regional food systems and better connects today’s consumer with producers who share their values. We will leverage our position as a leading national meat brand to create the scale and momentum necessary to educate and empower consumers – ultimately facilitating their access to the best meat on the planet for the planet. The rising tide we create will serve to benefit all members of the regenerative community and to ensure that honest, healthy meats from regenerative systems reclaim their rightful place as foundational to our agriculture system.
Our Story
We spent the last decade studying regenerative agriculture at ranches all over the world before we answered the community’s call to launch Force of Nature. Never before has a company founded on the principles of regenerative agriculture, curated a vast collection of land stewards, ranchers, and farmers who are committed to creating a positive return on the planet. Our mission is to accelerate the creation of a global regenerative supply network, to justify our supplier partners’ efforts on the land, and to offer consumers the awareness and the ability to vote for a system that aligns with their values. By reclaiming the legacy of meat, we will benefit all stakeholders of the planet and restore regenerative principles to their rightful place as the keystone to our agricultural system.
Regenerative farming is better
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Meat that is more delicious and nutritious than anything else you can buy, including organic and traditional grass fed.
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Animals that are raised with honor in their respected natural environments, eating foods they are supposed to eat.
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A quality of life for ranchers and their communities that has been lacking for decades in the conventional system.
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A proven solution to our climate challenges with the power to sequester carbon and prevent many of the environmental disasters we face today.
How Regenerative Farming Works
Animal Welfare
All Force of Nature animals are raised in environments that encourage the expression of their natural behaviors while consuming the diets that they were biologically engineered and evolved to eat. We believe that Mother Nature figured this one out a few hundred thousand years ago and it is our responsibility to allow these animals to behave like animals.
Our Animals
| Bison | |
| Scientific Name | Bison Bison |
| Diet | 100% Grass Fed |
| Habitat | Pasture Raised |
Fun Fact
As a keystone species in North America. bison co-evolved with soil to enrich native ecosystem function.
US & Canada Sourced
| Beef | |
| Scientific Name | Bos |
| Diet | 100% Grass Fed |
| Habitat | Pasture Raised |
Fun Fact
Cows poop 40lbs of fertilizer a day,
boasting soil health year over year.
US & Internationally Sourced
| Elk | |
| Scientific Name | Cervus Canadensis |
| Diet | Grass Fed |
| Habitat | Pasture Raised |
Fun Fact
The sound elk make is a bugle—meaning they whistle and roar simultaneously.
New Zealand Sourced
| Venison | |
| Scientific Name | Cervus Elaphus |
| Diet | Grass Fed |
| Habitat | Pasture Raised |
Fun Fact
Bucks lose their antlers every year and regrow in a matter of months.
New Zealand Sourced
| Wild Boar | |
| Scientific Name | Sus Scrofa |
| Diet | Foraged Foods + Wild Caught |
| Habitat | Texas Free Range |
Fun Fact
Boar can have up to 3 litters annually and up to 12 piglets in each litter. It's not uncommon for a female to have over 100 offspring by the time she is 3 years old.
United States Sourced
Ranching Partners
Because there isn’t yet an actual verification or certification for the quality of meat we source, we made up our own. We call it our Land Steward Index, and for us, it is as legitimate or moreso than any governing body certification, because it’s a guiding force that points to our values and purpose.
Every ranch we work with undergoes a rigorous vetting and onboarding process and before we work with them they sign the Land Steward Index, a mutual pledge committing to honoring regenerative principles of land and animal management and to year-over-year improvement.
We have over decade-long relationships with many of our suppliers. That’s because these individuals are true stewards of the land and have committed their lives to improving the system. Some of these partners are happy to be in the spotlight, others like to keep their hands in the soil and focus on the land, but all of them are doing the work that is making a massive impact on the future of our food system, our health, and our environment.
