Our last market for 2024 will be Dec 14. The Fulshear Farmers’ Market will be closed Dec 28 and Jan 4. Hope to see everyone again in the New Year, beginning Jan 11. If we don ‘t see you between now and then, we thank you all for your business and wish you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
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Our goal at Waypoint Farm is to raise happy animals that produce healthy, delicious meat in an environment that is humane and natural. We use low stress handling methods and engage with the animals on a daily basis. No added growth hormones or subtherapeutic antibiotics are used, and the animals graze on improved pastures all their lives. They are born here, raised here, and then processed at our butcher who is 20 minutes from our farm.

The breeds we raise, Akaushi beef & White Dorper lamb, are selected for genetics that perform well on grass and are able to handle the conditions of South-Central Texas. Our animals are raised on improved pastures, meaning they have high quality forage to graze year around. During the warm months they graze perennial bermuda grasses, and we plant these fields in the fall with oats, annual ryegrass, and legumes for them to graze during the cold months. At times when the pastures are less than optimal such as during a drought, we provide them with high protein hay we have cut from our own pastures or with alfalfa hay we purchase from off our farm.

Animals raised on improved grass produce meat that is healthy for our bodies. In comparison to grain fed meat, it has less total fat, is higher in vitamin E and beta-carotene (which gives the fat a creamy color), and contains more conjugated linoleic acid ( a type of fat that is thought to reduce heart disease and cancer risks). Grass fed meat also has the ideal balance between Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids that our bodies need.

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