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Facts and ordering information for meat . . .

 Chicken

These are fresh, not frozen, when we get them from the processor, so these are for pickup customers only. We will not be able to deliver, or to store your order. We will advise scheduled pickup for each batch of birds we raise. Small birds average5 lbs. - 6 lbs., large birds are over 6 lbs., dressed. We raise birds two - three times each year, beginning in the late spring and ending in the early fall.



Lamb

We raise lambs each year for processing in the fall . . . we take them in at a minimum of 120 lbs. live weight. A whole lamb will yields approximately 65 # of cut and packaged meat. They are processed at a USDA-inspected processor, and cut to customers' specifications, wrapped, and frozen. Check with us for pricing for whole or half lambs each year, as the cost of feed and the processor's fees affect what we must charge.

 



Pork

The processor charges by the pound for cutting and packaging, and an additional charge for smoking. So there's no set price for a hog, but here's the pricing breakdown: Our price is ($TBD for each year) per pound hanging weight; the processor charges per head for slaughter and for cutting and vacuum-pack freezing based on hanging weight. Average hanging weight is 165#. Additional processing costs come in for smoking, and any sausage in casings. Bulk breakfast sausage is standard - part of the basic processing cost.

So, if you ordered a whole hog (based on 165# hanging weight, 220# live weight), your costs may range from around $275 for a low end (no smoked meats, no casings), to about $310 (maximum smoked meats, all sausage in casings). Because the weights of these hogs may vary from 220# to 250# at slaughter time, actual hanging weights (and costs) will vary. Also, as with the lamb, verify costs with us to make sure our costs or processor costs haven't changed radically.

 


To verify costs and shipping needs before sending a check, we should communicate by e-mail.

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