We raise mostly heritage breeds on pasture that has not seen chemicals since 2018, and supplemented with certified organic feeds. We know it can be a sacrifice to buy food like we raise on our farm, but you are not only getting great food, you are helping us care for the Earth... Which means fewer animals per acre, which means higher costs. WE ARE COMMITTED to making high quality meats as affordable as possible, and keep our prices below the USDA average pasture-raised retail price whenever possible (which is the majority of the time). See our "PRICES" page for further up-to-date information!
These eggs come from chickens with a large open yard (it is winter...), and are not cleaned. They have a natural anti-bacterial coating that maintains freshness, and is removed with washing. Not washing also allows us to not have the expense of maintaining a licensed egg processing facility and provide you with the freshest eggs! (Price per doz)
Duck eggs are 50% larger than chicken eggs, and provide high quality protein, lecithin and choline (which are good for your brain), anti-oxidants, 3 times the B12, and twice the iron and vitamin D. Duck eggs can sometimes be tolerated by those with dietary sensitivities to chicken eggs. (Price per half-doz)
Our fresh, never-frozen turkeys will be bagged and ready for cooking two days before Thanksgiving! Weights range from 15-30 pounds; please approximate your desired weight and we’ll do our best to match it.
Meat is available fresh or frozen year-round. A whole rabbit is about 3.5 lbs. (( $9.25/lb pre-order with $15.00 deposit per rabbit; $9.50/lb not pre-ordered )). Must be sold directly from the farm.
$9.25Yes, we made farm T-shirts. And we absolutely love them!
$15Bone broth contains glutamine, collagen, and gelatin, which support digestion, joint health, clear skin, improved sleep, and a healthy immune system. Bones store things, too, so it is important to use bones from animals that have been raised free from toxins.
Organ meats provide extra vitamins and minerals. The liver processes toxins, so it is important to eat liver from "clean" animals like ours. Our family loves liver with onions and bacon, and liver sausage. Pate is another cultural specialty. If your family is not crazy about organ meats, you can add small amounts to soups and stews to add to their nutritional value.