The barley we grow is the barley our Black Angus eat. That’s why our beef tastes like Alberta.
In 1902 the first Bar XT family broke ground southeast of Lethbridge, near the hamlet of Spring Coulee. They learned the rhythm of chinook winds and dry-land grain the hard way — and they stayed.
Today the same family farms thousands of acres of barley, wheat and canola, and runs a herd of Black Angus finished on that home-grown grain. Nothing about it is industrial. It’s a way of life passed down at the kitchen table.
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Pasture-raised, grain-finished on our own barley, and sold farm-direct by the box. Quartered, custom-cut, flash-frozen.
SHOP THE BUTCHERQuality malting and feed barley, hard wheat and canola raised on dry-land prairie since 1902 — the foundation of everything here.
SEE THE FIELDSLittle windows into the seasons that give folks a reason to check in again and again.
A live count of this spring’s calves with the pasture cam — and you can help name one.
InteractiveWatch acres come off through August as the combines roll. Updated from the field.
InteractiveSky cam and live temperature when the warm winds come over the Rockies.
Interactive“We don’t farm the land so much as belong to it. Every box of beef we ship carries a little of this prairie with it.”