Our Farm

Irish Dexter Cattle

Dexters are a heritage cattle breed from Ireland known to yield moderate portion sizes packing intense beef flavor. We selected this breed because of its efficiency on forage and dual-purpose traits. Since being placed on the Livestock Conservancy priority list, this breed has had a resurgence with small producers and homesteaders.

We sell retail cuts through farmers' markets, local REKO rings, and word-of-mouth. Shares are also for custom processing. Contact us to put a deposit down for our next processing date.

AGH/Berkshire Pigs

We came across this cross-breed after pricing more popular homestead-focused heritage breeds. While we value heritage meat quality for the products we sell, we also realize we need to bring one product line to market quicker than others.

The AGH/Berkshire cross allows us to accomplish this while offering great-tasting heritage-quality pork in half the growing time.

Pasture-raised Poultry

American Breese Chickens

HERITAGE BREED
Beginning July 2023, we are adding the American Breese to our flocks for egg laying and meat production. This breed will help us reach our goal of increased sustainability. A decedent of the French Bresse, this heritage breed is renowned for its unsurpassed taste. It is the choice of professional chefs worldwide.
Royal Palm Turkey

HERITAGE BREED
Royal Palm turkeys are a threatened heritage turkey breed on the Livestock Conservation priority list. To do our part in their preservation and to be more self-sustaining, we started hatching out poults for our 2023 flock. This heritage-breed turkey range from 10-22 lbs and will be ready for the holidays.
Cornish Cross Broilers

PRODUCTION BREED
To meet the local demand for high-quality chicken from breeds most American consumers are used to purchasing, we continue to raise the popular Cornish Cross production breed throughout the year. This breed consistently weighs between 4–7 pounds and is ethically harvested on-farm under USDA Exemption PL 90-492.

Heritage Waterfowl

Roman Tufted Geese

Thought to be one of the oldest geese breeds, this compact, well-rounded bird weighs 10–12 pounds. Maturing rapidly, and despite their smaller size, they produce a plump roasting bird. Listed as Critical on the Livestock Conservancy’s Priority List, they generally have calm and pleasant dispositions, are great parents, and make effective watchdogs for small farms and homesteads.
Silver Appleyard Ducks

The Silver Appleyard is a large, sturdily-built dual-purpose duck weighing 8-9 lbs. On the Livestock Conservancy Priority list as threatened, they are one of the best layers among heavy-weight ducks producing up to 265 eggs per year. These active foragers have calm temperaments and stick close to home when well-fed, yielding lean and flavorful meat.