Converting Rangeland Plants Into Livestock Feed Ingredients.

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Our Primary Goal:

To provide the livestock feed industry with an all-natural,
wholesome, cost-effective roughage product (Juniper Fiber),
while at the same time,
enhance natural resources, rangeland health and sustainability, and rural economies.

Juniper trees are the cornerstone of our unique process.

Harvested
Redberry and blueberry juniper trees are harvested.

Processed
The trees are processed into a final feed product.

Feed
Juniper Fiber is mixed with other feed ingredients to create a nutritious livestock feed.

Redeemer Feed unique process

Facts About Juniper Fiber as a Feed Ingredient

No one matches our passion to help the livestock industry
produce high-quality, edible animal products
in an economically sustainable manner.

100% ALL-NATURAL

100% SAFE for ruminant animals

Can be certified ORGANIC

Juniper is unlike any other traditional feed ingredient in existence.

It requires zero inputs by man to grow, making it the most all-natural organic feed ingredient known. This revolutionary ingredient helps us fulfill our vision of converting a natural resource crisis into an economic and sustainable opportunity for the livestock industry.

  • No cultivation
  • No seed
  • No fertilizer
  • No irrigated water
  • No pesticides
  • No herbicides

Roughages

Ground juniper small stems and leaves

Concentrates

Corn White

Experts agree: ground juniper is going to change everything.

  • “We are very excited to not only have Redeemer’s Ground Juniper available to us, but to have developed a friendship with Travis and Valarie over the past few years. I’ve known members of Travis’s family my entire life and know that he is proud to be part of a 100+...

    Glenn, Rancher/
    Feeder
  • “Ever since I first heard about it, I’ve been anxiously waiting on Redeemer Feed to start producing Ground Juniper. It will not only help reduce juniper trees on my property but gives me an all-natural feed ingredient that the Good...

    Victor, Rancher/
    Feeder