300-head grass-finished bison program on Wyoming rangeland, supplying premium bison meat to specialty retailers under a conservation-branded offtake deal.
The Yellowstone Bison Conservation Ranch runs 300 American bison on 12,000 acres of Wyoming rangeland managed under a USDA-approved conservation plan.
Bison are finished on native grasses without antibiotics or hormone growth promotants. Product is sold to a specialty natural grocer network under a branded offtake agreement.
The conservation grazing management plan qualifies the operator for USDA EQIP payments, which partially offset operating costs and reduce investor risk.
Bison markets are thinner than conventional cattle markets. Regulatory changes to conservation incentive programs may affect costs. Mortality and weather events are uninsured beyond standard range limits.
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