Diversified Family Farm
Local Yocal Farm To Market
Local Yocal Farm to Market offers these unique, hard-to-find products with deep expertise and sourcing.
Corn and soy-free pastured eggs from a farm-to-market shop in McKinney, TX.
Cattle
Wagyu, Angus
Other
Heritage
(according to Webster): a naïve or gullible inhabitant of a rural area or small town. (according to us): a slave to the industrial model of producing cheap, nutrient-deprived food. A knowledgeable, progressive cousin to the yokel. Farmer/rancher defying mainstream agricultural production, using sustainable practices to restore health in our food supply. Matt jumped ship from his steady income in April 2009 to start Genesis Beef. He grew up farming, ranching and being involved in many facets of agriculture; so starting a beef company was not a completely blind venture. The biggest hurdle before us was the limited supply of processing facilities that had the proper level of licensing to enable us to resell our product. Once we connected with facilities with the proper licensing, customer service was the next issue. The few available to us were so backlogged with business that ours had very little value. Our processing was either done their way or no way, no exception. After we butchered our first set of steers we instantly knew that the next step in our business had to be getting our processing in our own hands, we just weren’t satisfied with the quality and service out there. And that’s where the dream of what is now Local Yocal began…Our first and foremost desire was to provide a much needed facility to serve the growing number of small producers. Quality grass-fed beef cannot be produced on a large industrial scale and in order to meet the growing demand for the product small producers need the means to be successful, and processing is a large factor. We want to encourage camaraderie amongst producers – to work together to see the industry grow. In addition to providing quality processing, our desire was to be able to serve FRESH grass-fed beef to consumers. Matt jumped ship from his steady income in April 2009 to start Genesis Beef. He grew up farming, ranching and being involved in many facets of agriculture; so starting a beef company was not a completely blind venture. The biggest hurdle before us was the limited supply of processing facilities that had the proper level of licensing to enable us to resell our product. Once we connected with facilities with the proper licensing, customer service was the next issue. The few available to us were so backlogged with business that ours had very little value. Our processing was either done their way or no way, no exception. After we butchered our first set of steers we instantly knew that the next step in our business had to be getting our processing in our own hands, we just weren’t satisfied with the quality and service out there. And that’s where the dream of what is now Local Yocal began… Our first and foremost desire was to provide a much needed facility to serve the growing number of small producers. Quality grass-fed beef cannot be produced on a large industrial scale and in order to meet the growing demand for the product small producers need the means to be successful, and processing is a large factor. We want to encourage camaraderie amongst producers – to work together to see the industry grow. In addition to providing quality processing, our desire was to be able to serve FRESH grass-fed beef to consumers. We’d love to answer any questions you have about any of our meats or locally sourced products. Feel free to contact us by completing the form or give us a call at 469-952-3838. We're located at: 213 N Tennessee St, McKinney, TX 75069 in Historic Downtown McKinney
(according to Webster): a naïve or gullible inhabitant of a rural area or small town. (according to us): a slave to the industrial model of producing cheap, nutrient-deprived food. A knowledgeable, progressive cousin to the yokel. Farmer/rancher defying mainstream agricultural production, using sustainable practices to restore health in our food supply. How it all got started Matt jumped ship from his steady income in April 2009 to start Genesis Beef. He grew up farming, ranching and being involved in many facets of agriculture; so starting a beef company was not a completely blind venture. The biggest hurdle before us was the limited supply of processing facilities that had the proper level of licensing to enable us to resell our product. Once we connected with facilities with the proper licensing, customer service was the next issue. The few available to us were so backlogged with business that ours had very little value. Our processing was either done their way or no way, no exception. After we butchered our first set of steers we instantly knew that the next step in our business had to be getting our processing in our own hands, we just weren’t satisfied with the quality and service out there. And that’s where the dream of what is now Local Yocal began…Our first and foremost desire was to provide a much needed facility to serve the growing number of small producers. Quality grass-fed beef cannot be produced on a large industrial scale and in order to meet the growing demand for the product small producers need the means to be successful, and processing is a large factor. We want to encourage camaraderie amongst producers – to work together to see the industry grow. In addition to providing quality processing, our desire was to be able to serve FRESH grass-fed beef to consumers. Matt jumped ship from his steady income in April 2009 to start Genesis Beef. He grew up farming, ranching and being involved in many facets of agriculture; so starting a beef company was not a completely blind venture. The biggest hurdle before us was the limited supply of processing facilities that had the proper level of licensing to enable us to resell our product. Once we connected with facilities with the proper licensing, customer service was the next issue. The few available to us were so backlogged with business that ours had very little value. Our processing was either done their way or no way, no exception. After we butchered our first set of steers we instantly knew that the next step in our business had to be getting our processing in our own hands, we just weren’t satisfied with the quality and service out there. And that’s where the dream of what is now Local Yocal began… Our first and foremost desire was to provide a much needed facility to serve the growing number of small producers. Quality grass-fed beef cannot be produced on a large industrial scale and in order to meet the growing demand for the product small producers need the means to be successful, and processing is a large factor. We want to encourage camaraderie amongst producers – to work together to see the industry grow. In addition to providing quality processing, our desire was to be able to serve FRESH grass-fed beef to consumers. We’d love to answer any questions you have about any of our meats or locally sourced products. Feel free to contact us by completing the form or give us a call at 469-952-3838. We're located at: 213 N Tennessee St, McKinney, TX 75069 in Historic Downtown McKinney
Meet Matt Hamilton
Farm Owner · Since 1971
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Beef
Pork
Poultry & Eggs
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| monday | Closed |
| tuesday | 9 AM – 6 PM |
| wednesday | 9 AM – 6 PM |
| thursday | 9 AM – 6 PM |
| friday | 9 AM – 6 PM |
| saturday | 9 AM – 6 PM |
| sunday | 10 AM – 5 PM |
Practices