“Where Quality Meets Community”
— their words, off their own page
A store on the ranch and a shop online, carrying their own grass-fed beef, pasture-raised chicken, chicken and duck eggs and raw honey. The doors are open Thursday, Friday and Saturday, ten to three.
The dairy on the shelf — milk, cheese and kefir — is not theirs, and they say so plainly: their site states it comes from Stryk Jersey Farm. We are repeating that here rather than letting the shelf speak for the pasture.
Delivery is free on orders over a hundred and fifty dollars. Two things we would not print without hearing from the owner first: the phone number on their site is an unreplaced template placeholder, and the only social account it points to carries a different name. Both are left off this page until somebody at the ranch tells us what is right.
This ring gets better every time somebody tells us about a place. Send it over — the farm’s name, its town, and where a person can buy what it grows. No fee, no ads sold against anybody, and every link points at the farm’s own page.