Grass Fed Lamb

Lava Lake Lamb from Idaho is DeBragga's grassfed lamb, a seasonal animal raised on sustainable family ranches in the Northern Rockies. These lamb come from high mountain pastures- the lamb is lean, tender and has a uniquely mild but distinctive flavor - and provides an unbelievable dining experience.

Grassfed lambs drink mother's milk their entire lives, and graze on wild grasses and flowers, giving their meat a uniquely mild, distinctive flavor that is "of the land." They are never confined in a feedlot and spend their lives grazing in an unfenced wilderness, making them lean, fit and naturally healthy - resulting in the most delicious, tender meat.

Lava Lake Lamb grassfed lamb is only available fresh in season. Because the producers don't use feedlots or grain finishing, the lambs must be raised and harvested during the growing season when they can graze naturally. The result is the most delicious, tender lamb you can buy.

Grass fed and finished meat is:

• Higher in Omega-3 fatty acids
• Higher in conjugated linoleic acid (CLA)
• Rich in beta-Carotene
• Rich in Vitamin E
• Low in fat

Lava Lake's lambs spend their lives in unfenced wilderness, moving from the Snake River to high mountain meadows over the spring and summer season, walking 100 miles or more during their lifetimes.

No antibiotics - EVER
No added hormones - EVER
No feedlots, no grains -lambs grazing in the outdoors the way nature intended
No added water, salt or flavorings

Lava Lake Lambs are humanely raised. For our family ranchers, animal care comes first. Lava Lake lambs are tended by experienced shepherds following centuries-old traditional growing methods.

Lava Lake Lamb's family-owned ranches are committed to conservation and land protection, and there is more than a million acres of grazing land available for grazing. Over 7,500 acres of deeded lands are permanently protected by conservation easement. Over 10,000 acres of private land and 50,000 acres of public lands have been certified organic, meaning no herbicides or pesticides are ever used.