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Premium Quality Beef and Lamb, Responsibly Raised
At Quality Raised Beef and Lamb, our animals aren’t just raised—they’re nurtured. Every steer and lamb in our program have been carefully tended for, ensuring ethical care, top-quality nutrition, and respectful handling from start to finish.
Premium Quality Raised Beef & Lamb
We’re proud to offer top quality livestock that reflects:
- High standards of animal welfare
- Sustainable and responsible practices
- Superior flavor, tenderness, and quality
Our commitment goes beyond the product—it’s about supporting local agriculture, youth education, and community-driven food systems. When you buy from us, you’re not just purchasing a high-quality animal—you’re investing in local youth, local businesses and a better future for Winnemucca.
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Kress Barton
“4-H has instilled in me core values of responsibility and diligence. Beyond the fairgrounds, I love hunting with my dad and cherishing moments with family and friends.” Raising a steer you have to be rooted in grit, connection, and care. There is something incredibly grounded about people who devote themselves to the land and to animals with that kind of integrity. I’m not just raising livestock, but cultivating something meaningful for other families. It is the kind of work where the results don’t just show up in numbers——they show up in the health of my animal, the taste of the meat, and the satisfaction knowing you’ve done right by both the animal and the people they’ll feed.
Big Boi
As of August 29, 2025, he weighs 1,185 lbs.
Darci Barton
“Being part of 4-H has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. It’s helped me grow not just as a student, but as a friend, a leader, and a caretaker. Whether I’m working with my lamb or riding horses, I’ve learned the importance of patience, responsibility, and compassion. I stay active through dance and cherish the friendships I’ve made through 4-H and beyond. Most of all, I want to be a role model for younger kids—someone who inspires them to follow their passions, make a difference, and give back to their community. I hope to raise high-quality animals that can help feed families and support the values of hard work and kindness that 4-H has taught me.”
Cotton Candy
As of August 29, 2025, she weighs 128 lbs.
“Exceptional beef & lamb. Service with a smile.”.
