Why grass fed and
pasture raised?
At Shakespeare Hills, we believe that food should be as honest and nourishing as the land it’s grown on— and that the land should thrive because of it. Our regenerative farming philosophy goes beyond being an organic farm. The health of the animal depends on the health of the grass and the soil, and we are actively working to restore, regenerate, and improve the land in our care. It really is true that "You ARE, what you eat EATS". Whether you’re a parent providing wholesome meals for your family or a food lover seeking ethical ingredients - you've come to the right place.
ready to taste the difference?
farming with a purpose: for today, and tomorrow
Creating thriving ecosystems
that support the land
Our grass-fed and finished beef reflects the taste of natural, regenerative farming. Our cattle graze on healthy pastures in North West Tasmania, that are part of a carefully managed ecosystem, producing beef that’s rich in nutrients like omega-3s and antioxidants.
When you buy Tasmanian grass-fed beef from Shakespeare Hills, you’re choosing meat that is clean, nutritious and full of flavour. We have found that families appreciate the health benefits of our grass-fed beef. Food lovers are noticing the quality in every cut, knowing it comes from a farm that nurtures both its animals and its land.
Similarly, our pasture-raised organic eggs are laid by hens that live as nature intended — roaming freely on open pastures, foraging in a green and clean environment. Our pasture-raised eggs are rich in flavour and nutrients, bringing a wholesome difference to every meal, perfect for families and food lovers alike.
Regenerative approach in farming is about building a future. Thus, our farming goes beyond simply organic. Our focus is in creating thriving ecosystems that support the land, animals, and the quality of the beef and every egg we produce.
With every purchase, you’re choosing a farm dedicated to improving soil health, enhancing biodiversity, and creating a legacy of sustainability, and you’re joining us in our mission to leave the land better than we found it.
