Visiting Virtually

We often talk about the importance of knowing your farmer. This is such an vital part of understanding the food we eat — where it comes from and how it's raised. But most people don't have the time or inclination to travel to Northeast Missouri, Alabama, or Tasmania to visit our farms? Well, thanks to the miracles of modern technology, you can do it without leaving the comforts of home. Save the gas or cost of plane tickets and visit virtually. We've made it possible — through video — to follow John Wood out into the pastures of US Wellness Farms. That's a more convenient way to learn about the farms, our animals, and the regenerative methods employed by our farm families. Our Youtube channel is loaded with farm videos. You'll see 5th generation cattle farmer, John Wood, moving animals from one pasture to another. In other videos, you'll see his son Johnny talk about the sheep he's raising on his farm and the working dogs that protect them from predators. You might also hear one of them discuss the types of grasses planted in the pastures or the reasons why managed rest periods are so important. John shares information about soil biology and the value of grasslands and the importance of grazing animals to carbon sequestration and overall soil health.

The more you know about our farms, the more you can feel confident in the health and nutritional benefits of clean, all-natural, whole foods. We think it's important to know that when you purchase your meat from US Wellness Meats, the farmer is right here every day. He's on the farm and he's here at our headquarters daily where we have experienced meat cutters, warehouse personnel, world class customer service team, a state of the art Quick Freeze system, and pick and pack crew. Our team manages every step of the process, from the farm to your table. Want to ask a question? You can chat online or call. We're one of the only businesses you'll find that is open 24/7/365 with real live customer service people. From 9AM CDT to 5PM CDT, you can talk with someone working right here on site only 3.2 miles from the Wood family farm. These are people who live and work here in little ole Canton, Missouri — population 2,774. Canton is right in the heart of the Midwest's farm country on the Mississippi River. We hope you'll take a few minutes to explore our videos and find out more about where your food comes from.

All the Best,  Team USWM