LOMA — Red Flame Ranch is carrying on a Montana tradition: raising cattle slowly, locally, and with a level of care the Sayers family believes customers can taste.

What started as a family ranch in the early 1990s has grown into a direct-to-consumer beef operation built on genetics, transparency, and keeping Montana beef in Montana.

Unlike many commercial operations, Red Flame Ranch keeps its cattle on the same land from birth through finishing. The animals graze pasture outside Loma, a method Sayers says produces consistent, high-quality beef. Red Flame Ranch: From pasture to plate

Raised on grass with plenty of space, the cattle develop slowly, a process that requires more hands-on work but aligns with the ranch’s philosophy of humane treatment and quality over speed.

“We want peopl

See Full Page