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EPISODE · Feb 27, 2026 · 1H 9M

Ep.1) “Regenerative” Has a Marketing Problem - Pasture Raised Meat with Integrated Farms

from Hi Energy Life · host Alex and Karli Klintworth

"We stay away from the word 'regenerative' because we feel that it's been co-opted by the corporations. I feel like it's a meaningless word now."Integrated Farms specializes in pasture-raised chicken, turkey, grass-fed beef, pork, and eggs - Raised start to finish on their family farm in Ontario, Canada - Sold directly to the families who care how their food is grown. What truly makes Integrative Farms different is their unwavering commitment to pasture-raised practices - working with nature instead of around it. Unlike animals raised in barns or feedlots on grain-heavy diets, theirs graze on lush, living pasture every day. The result? Meat that’s more nutritious. Plus, our approach helps rebuild soil, lock in carbon, conserve water, and support biodiversity. It's wins all around! In other words, they're the real deal when it comes to what consumers have in mind when they hear the term 'regenerative farming'.Learn more about Integrated Farms at https://ifarmfresh.caFind a pasture-based farmer near you at www.getrealhicken.com

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