The Genuine Energy USA

Agri-Farming

Our program has some of the world's first-rate pastures, and our beef cattle operations are concentrated in Texas、North Dakota, Montana, Ohio 、Kansas、Nebraska、and Tennessee. We have feedlots and USDA-certified meat processing plants in each of these areas. We are also Export Verified (EV), providing the highest quality beef to our customers around the world. We are proud of the quality and consistency of our product. This allows us to create lasting partnerships with our local customers and international buyers.
Black Angus beef cattle

The beef we raise belongs to American Black Angus beef cattle (and crossbreeds of Angus and Japanese Wagyu)" (Beefs are from beef cattle under 24 months old) -The appearance is characterized by black, no horns, short and firm body, good meat quality with high meat yield, full body muscles, even fat distribution, obvious marble-like patterns, tender and firm beef, fresh and smooth, excellent meat quality, mellow and rich taste The juice is sweet, mellow and chewy, and the taste is superb.

Our Mission

We have established a team of highly qualified and enthusiastic professionals who have decades of comprehensive experience in the meat processing industry. We also provide individually packaged retail beef cut for local customers, with your favorite high-quality beef. We strive to make ourselves and our products reach first-class high standards. From raising calves to slaughtering and processing, our entire process is monitored by on-site inspectors from the United States Department of Agriculture. In addition, our beef also holds various optional certifications to ensure a higher level of quality and food safety, including multiple export certifications, to provide services to our overseas customers. We do not take shortcuts and believe that you should know exactly where your beef comes from. Our traceability program ensures that the entire process from calf to final cutting meets the highest quality standards. Quality and taste are the best proof!
grass-fed first, Grain-fed later

Grass-fed cattle mainly grow in pastoral areas and are fed natural fresh pastures for a relatively long time until they reach maturity (usually 30-36 months old). The amount of fat in grass-fed beef muscle is small, and most of its fat accumulates under the skin, which is easy to remove when eating. In areas with large pastures, the production of grass-fed cattle occupies a large proportion.

Grain-fed cattle is a calf that eats pasture to a certain weight or age, and then enters the feedlot to feed grain forage to fatten, so that the cattle can grow to the expected weight as soon as possible. In order to ensure a balanced intake of nutrients for cows, grain feed containsbarley wheat, sorghum, corn, oats and other ingredients, just like feed for other livestock!

Grain-fed cattle are classified according to the number of days of feeding grains and the type of cattle, which can be divided into 100 days, 120 daysand 200 days of grain feeding. The higher the number of days of grain feeding, the more abundant the snow pattern of the beefand the higher the cost.Grain-fed cattle usually reach the expected feeding weight between 18-24 months of age, which is nearly 12 months shorter than grass-fed cattle.

Compared with grass-fed cattle, grain-fed cattle have a higher fat content, and the fat is evenly distributed in the muscle tissue. This is what we often call marbling or oily. The famous Wagyu and Angus cattle are all grain-fed cattle.

Beef classification

The US Department of Agriculture's classification of beef is as follows:

  • U.S. Prime: The highest-grade beef with the best meat quality and fat distribution. The quantity is very limited, accounting for only 2.9% of all American beef
  • U.S. Choice: Generally used as steak
  • U.S. Select: Generally used as shredded beef, bone-in meat, etc.
  • U.S. Standard (U.S. Standard): often beef hind leg meat
  • U.S. Commercial: remove larger pieces of beef
  • U.S. Utility: a large piece of beef made from pieces of meat
  • U.S. Cutter: namely ground beef
  • Canning grade (U.S. Canner)
Our Advantages

Assets & Operations

Our assets and operations in the U.S. are able to provide logistics solutions utilizing all modes of transportation. Through truck, rail, barge, and vessel, our teams are able to deliver grain from origin to locations across the United States, connecting American farmers to domestic markets. At the same time, we deliver high-quality agricultural products to end-users around the world.
Our Product Sales

and Partners

Our wide range of products is available nationwide, with sales focus areas including Ohio, northern Illinois, northeastern Missouri, northwestern Missouri, eastern Nebraska, Iowa, southern Minnesota, southern Wisconsin, and Texas.

With our in-depth knowledge of grain transportation and access to a variety of markets, we are able to work extensively with farmers, and many producers who participate in our Premium Grain Program also receive additional premiums. These tools range from basic cash contracts to innovative pricing alternatives to maximize efficiency in selling products around the world to meet farmers' risk management needs in today's volatile markets.