EGGS from our Pastured Raised Hens: $5 Dozen (Available every Wednesday 9am - 8pm)
ALL PRICES ARE IN POUNDS.
CHICKEN (Pastured Broilers)
Whole Chicken: $4.35 (Cornish Cross - average 4.5 lbs - no feathers or insides.)
Cut up Whole Chicken: $7.50
Boneles Skinless Breasts: $11
Legs and Thighs: $5.50
Wings: $3.50
Carcass: $2
Feet: $2.50
Heart & Liver: $3.50
TURKEYS: $20 Reservation. We will have around 120 Turkeys this year so send us your $20 reservation!
Legs and Thighs: $5.50
Wings: $3.50
Carcass: $2
Feet: $2.50
Heart & Liver: $3.50
TURKEYS: $20 Reservation. We will have around 120 Turkeys this year so send us your $20 reservation!
$5 Broad Breasted White (15-24 pounds) (Nov 2014)
$5.50 Broad Breasted White (Less than 15 pounds) (Nov 2014)
$5.50 Broad Breasted White (Less than 15 pounds) (Nov 2014)
$8 Whole Bone in Breasts (9-12 pounds) Both breasts left on the ribs with skin on. (Nov 2014)
$11 Boneless Skinless Breasts (7-9 pounds) (Nov 2014)
$11 Boneless Skinless Breasts (7-9 pounds) (Nov 2014)
$5 Dark Meat (8-11 pounds) Rear Quarters and wings. (Nov 2014)
$2 Carcass - Back, Neck, Giblets (heart & liver) (Nov 2014)
$7.50 Red Bourbon (Heritage Turkey) (Fall 2015. We are sorry but we won't have any
Red Bourbons this year)
$2 Carcass - Back, Neck, Giblets (heart & liver) (Nov 2014)
$7.50 Red Bourbon (Heritage Turkey) (Fall 2015. We are sorry but we won't have any
Red Bourbons this year)
PASTURED PORK
Chops: $6 (2 per package)
Ham steaks: $5 (Uncured)
Country Style Ribs: $6
Ribs: $5
Shoulder Roast $6 (average 2-3lbs)
Ham/ Leg Roast: $5 (Uncured)
Ham Roast: $5 (Cured)
Ham Hock: $5
Jowls: $6
Ham steaks: $5 (Uncured)
Country Style Ribs: $6
Ribs: $5
Shoulder Roast $6 (average 2-3lbs)
Ham/ Leg Roast: $5 (Uncured)
Ham Roast: $5 (Cured)
Ham Hock: $5
Jowls: $6
Bacon: $9
Cottage bacon: $7.50 ( bacon from the shoulder)
Side Pork $8.50 (Uncured bacon)
Sausage: $5 (1-1.5lbs) mild, medium, spicy
Side Pork $8.50 (Uncured bacon)
Sausage: $5 (1-1.5lbs) mild, medium, spicy
Ground: $5
GRASS FED LAMB
Chops: $10.50 (2 per package)
Lamb Steak: $7.50Ribs: $7.50
Back Ribs: $7.50
Shoulder roast: $7.50 (~2-3 lbs each)
Leg of lamb roast: $7.50 (~2-3 lbs each)
Ground: $7.50
Ground mutton: $5 (mutton is adult ewe)
Stew Meat: $7.50 (1lb packages)
Soup Bones: $4
GRASS FED BEEF
Hamburger: $5.50 (~1lb each)
Hamburger patties: $6.50. 4 pack ($6) or 6 pack ($9)
Fajita Strips: $9
Short Ribs $6
Brisket: $6
Short Ribs $6
Brisket: $6
Chuck roast: $6
Round roast: $6
Stew meat: $5.50
Soup Bones: $3.50
STEAKS: (2 per package)
Stew meat: $5.50
Soup Bones: $3.50
STEAKS: (2 per package)
Rib eye: $14 ~2lbs
T-bone: $14 ~2lbs
Sirloin: $13 ~2lbs
Tenderloin filets: $19 ~.5lbs
Flank: $14
Round: $8
Cubed Round: $8
Skirt: $13
Flank: $14
Round: $8
Cubed Round: $8
Skirt: $13
WHOLES AND HALVES - This is great to split with family or friends to get the great local, quality pastured meats we offer at a little cheaper price than by the piece. Please call or email to order or if you have questions. Buying guide: http://www.extension.iastate.edu/Publications/PM2076.pdf
Beef: $4.50 Whole ($300 deposit), $4.95 Half ($200 deposit) - hanging/carcass weight. (Typically ~600-700 pounds) This yields roughly 350-450 pounds of meat depending on the cuts you want. A Whole cow would then be $2250 - $2625. A Half cow would be roughly $1200 - $1400. (Halves or Wholes available Summer 2014)
Pork: $4 Whole ($100 deposit), $4.50 Half ($50 deposit) - hanging/carcass weight. (Typically ~150-200 pounds) This yields roughly 110-150 pounds of meat depending on the cuts you want. A Whole pig would then be $525 - $700. A Half pig would be $281 - $375. (Order for April.)
Lamb: $5.25 Whole or $5.50 Half, ($50 deposit) - hanging/carcass weight. (Typically ~60-90 pounds) This yields roughly 40-60 pounds of meat depending on the cuts you want. A Whole lamb would then be $270 - $405. A Half lamb would be $135 - $200. (Order for Summer/Fall 2014)
4 comments:
Where do you have the animals butchered? The red meat and the poultry?
Everything is processed by small local processors.
When can we order a whole or half cow?
You can order now. Pick up will be in the spring it looks like though.
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