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Organic bulk meats, does anyone know of any farm to get meat inexpensively

Started by Raineyrocks, November 12, 2006, 03:26 PM NHFT

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Raineyrocks

Hi Everybody,
I've looked online but most of the farms are in Vermont and expensive for grass-fed beef, organic pork and chicken. I was wondering if anyone knew about any in New Hampshire that aren't online?
I know Hannaford's has some organic meat selections but they are pretty expensive and I'd like to find out if anyone sells it cheaper in bulk.

FrankChodorov

call the Lebanon/Hanover or Concord food coops and ask to speak to the meat department to see if they have a local supplier.


Raineyrocks


citizen_142002

Pitcher Mountain farm in Stoddard sell organic highland cattle beef, but I'm not sure of the price.

Rosie the Riveter

Quote from: raineyrocks on November 12, 2006, 03:26 PM NHFT
Hi Everybody,
I've looked online but most of the farms are in Vermont and expensive for grass-fed beef, organic pork and chicken. I was wondering if anyone knew about any in New Hampshire that aren't online?
I know Hannaford's has some organic meat selections but they are pretty expensive and I'd like to find out if anyone sells it cheaper in bulk.

These are the farms that I have experience with --

Check out --
In Pelham
http://www.owensfarm.com/index.htm
In Bedford
http://www.theeducationalfarm.org/home2.html
In Goffstown
http://www.shirleyfarm.com/

You can find a lot here as well--
http://www.localharvest.org/

Happy Hunting

Kate

Rosie the Riveter

There is also this --

Amherst NH Farmers Market will be open this winter
The Amherst Farmers Market, which was held on the Common all summer, continues through the winter indoors at Salzburg Square. The market features vegetables, eggs, dairy, meat, fish, artisan breads, NH wine, flowers, conifers, soaps and other New Hampshire made products. Hours in November will be Thursday 11-7, Friday and Saturday 11-4 and all week Thanksgiving week. Salzburg Square is located on Rte 101, near Horace Greeley Road, just past Black Forest Bakery if you're heading east.
http://www.chowhound.com/topics/337832


KBCraig

Much of the expense in "organic" food is the record-keeping requirement and certification process. If you can find a local farmer raising meat to your acceptable standards, you can buy directly from them without the "value added" tax of being "officially" organic.

Kevin

Vote Tyler Stearns

Rainey: 
Right down the road in Plymouth you'll find Bonnie Brae Farms...
Bonnie Brae Farms:

Contact Information

      Henry Ahern or Cindy Downing
      601 Daniel Webster Highway
      Plymouth, NH 03264-4314
      Phone: 603-536-3880
      Fax: 603-536-2649
      E-mail: admin@bonniebraefarms.com
      Web: www.bonniebraefarms.com

Product Descriptions

      Red deer venison for sale as fresh cuts, frozen whole and partial carcasses, packages of same cuts, and value-added products.

      We offer red deer venison steaks (boneless), roasts, chops, burger, sausage, stew meat, sirloin tips, medallions, spare ribs, oss buco, bones, liver, heart, and other organ meats. Also venison snack sticks and jerky.

      Vacuum packed, USDA inspected. No hormones or steriods. Very lean and low in cholesterol.

Distribution

      Products available within USA through farm-gate sales, farmers? markets and mail order.

      Open for business seven days a week - 9:00 am to 7:00 pm. Payment options are cash, credit cards and cheque. Meat can be picked up or we can ship anywhere in the USA.

Other Information

      Deer farming since 1994. TB and brucellosis accredited free herd. Closed herd since 1995. Part of CWD monitoring program. Meat is processed at USDA inspected slaughter facility.

FrankChodorov

I went to a wine tasting party at a local restaraunt recently and they served the venison from Bonnie Brae Farms and it was delicious!

Rocketman

Venison is incredibly excellent if you know how to prepare it.  Yum, glad to know that place exists.

cathleeninnh

I like thin sliced steak, pounded and "chicken" fried with country gravy.

Cathleen

KBCraig

Quote from: cathleeninnh on November 16, 2006, 03:44 PM NHFT
I like thin sliced steak, pounded and "chicken" fried with country gravy.

That's my southern gal, by golly!  ;D

Pat K


Pat McCotter

In looking at sources of raw milk I found this site. Some of the raw milk sources are also sources of meat.