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Fluffy Butt Farms

Fluffy Butt Farms — a family-owned pasture-raised livestock operation in Battle Creek, Michigan, founded 2020 by Chris and Tawney. Heritage pork (Mangalitsa and Red Wattle), Dexter beef, chicken, goats, and free-range eggs raised without hormones or injections across the farm's woods and orchard.

What they do

Fluffy Butt Farms is a family-owned pasture-raised livestock operation in Battle Creek, Michigan, founded in 2020 by Chris and Tawney. They raise heritage-breed Mangalitsa and Red Wattle pork, Dexter beef, chickens, goats, and free-range laying hens. Animals are raised “free of hormones or injections” and roam across the farm’s backyard forest and fruit orchard.

Why it’s listed

Three substantive filters. (1) Heritage-breed livestock — Mangalitsa and Red Wattle hogs and Dexter cattle are all heritage breeds whose populations depend on small farms like this one continuing to raise them rather than commodity breeds dominating the supply chain. (2) Pasture-raised, multi-species, no hormones or injections — a categorical commitment, not a marketing phrase. (3) Named family operators — Chris and Tawney are on the farm; the operation is a small named-family farm rather than an LLC façade. The combination is exactly the substrate-builder profile that values-aligned commerce in Michigan needs more of.

See also

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Sources

Related concepts: livestock-farm, pasture-raised.

A listing in the 0mn1.one directory. Filed under western-michigan in the directory.

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Practical

practiced by

  • Pasture-raised small-flock pasture-raised eggs — the owner-operated end of the same practice

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