Rancher's Daughter Commercial

In this journey called life, we encounter countless highs and lows that shape our character. Often, when we strive to do what is right and fight for our purpose, it may not make sense to others. But then, something incredible happens. We find our people who believe in us and recognize our relentless efforts. I am immensely grateful to the Kauai Credit Union for sponsoring this inspiring video, skillfully crafted by the talented Cliff at Mello Films. And to all of you, thank you for accompanying me on this path. It's not easy, but it's undeniably worth it.

Revealing the Magic of Grass-Fed Beef: Harmonizing with Nature for a Healthier Lifestyle.

Explore the world of 100% Pasture Raised Grass-fed beef at Rancher’s Daughter’s Reserve. Our cattle lead a leisurely life on lush Kaua'i pastures, resulting in leaner, nutrient-dense meat. From Omega-3 Fatty Acids to heart health benefits, our beef offers a holistic approach to living. Despite being labor-intensive, the health benefits are tenfold. Choose LOCAL, 100% Pasture Raised Grass-fed, and savor the magic of truly natural beef, making a positive impact on your health and preserving our island lands. Join us for a journey in conscious, sustainable living—a celebration of local traditions, the culture of small island life, and a family legacy.

8 Reasons why should you make Beef Bone Broth a part of your lifestyle (with recipe!)

I have been told stories about our family history here in Kaua’i - all kinds of stories that are passed on through the generations. They say a lot about the importance of family and community, and the importance of overall health to support everything we do – especially on the ranch. This is a story about a literal and symbolic glue that is found on the ranch that has helped generations for thousands of years to hold those two important things together, and it still holds true today. And that is bone broth.

The Steak Guide

Ok, am I the only one who shows people where certain beef cuts come from rather than explain? While I could give you the cut by cut break-down of muscles and its parts, I'll save you the boring anatomy class and use a much more interesting and visual approach. After all thats how I learned. Growing up around the Butcher House, I will never forget a poster hanging in the meat room. A photo of a pretty lady with different primal cuts drawn on her body. While I admit it was a sexy picture to entertain the guys, as a young girl I found it both beautiful and relatable.