Nutrition
Bison is better. Here's the science.
We're not making a lifestyle claim. The numbers below come straight from the USDA and third-party rangeland studies. Leaner than beef, richer in iron, and carrying a fatty-acid profile human bodies actually recognize.
~152
calories per 100g (ground bison) vs. ~213 for ground beef
USDA FDC 1229896 vs. 1229875
7g
fat per 100g (bison) vs. 13-15g (beef)
USDA grass-fed vs. grain-fed panels
3.42mg
iron per 100g (bison) vs. 2.6-3.0mg (beef)
USDA Food Data Central
440mg
omega-3 per 100g (grass-fed bison) vs. 80-100mg grain-fed beef
USDA Food Data Central
4-5×
CLA (conjugated linoleic acid) vs. grain-fed beef
Colorado State University rangeland studies
3.0 mcg
B12 per 100g, bioavailable — complete in 100g serving
USDA Food Data Central
Illustration
At a glance
I was an accountant before I was a rancher. I think in terms of cost per nutrient, not cost per pound.