The west side of Oʻahu.
Griffith Livestock works the pastures of Waiʻanae. Caring for the land and caring for the cattle are part of the same job: give the pasture time to recover, handle the animals calmly and keep the beef local.
Care for the pasture.
Care for the cattle.
Rotational grazing.
We move cattle through different sections of pasture on a rotation, giving grazed areas time to recover before the herd returns.
Pasture-raised cattle.
Our cattle are raised on Oʻahu pasture without growth hormones. Animal care is part of the daily work of the ranch.
Calm handling.
We move cattle slowly, give them time and pay attention to how they respond. Handling the animals with care goes alongside managing the pasture.
Butchered on island.
After harvest, the beef is butchered on Oʻahu. Cuts are vacuum-sealed and labeled for pickup through Oahu Meats.