Get your meats here

[skyhighZJ]

Check out this website and it will zero you in on finding locally raised meat products if you’re having trouble finding them at the local Food Kitty or Harris Peter.
Hope it helps someone out and it’s always good to help out your local farmer!
https://www.meatsuite.com/

 

[rcalexander105]

Shitty Kitty or Harry Peter

FIFY

 

[Fabrik8]

I'm not clicking on that. It's April fools and have no idea where that's taking me.

Maybe tomorrow.

 

[ghost]

Do the farms have to add them selves? I know of two near me that are not on it. I would love to find a source for Bison.....

 

[skyhighZJ]

Do the farms have to add them selves? I know of two near me that are not on it. I would love to find a source for Bison.....

From what I’m tracking it’s an open source forum that farms can put their info into to be searched by others.

 

[Ron]

Do the farms have to add them selves? I know of two near me that are not on it. I would love to find a source for Bison.....

I actually just added two Buffalo to my herd...hopefully in 18 months or so I can hook you up...

 

[Scooter402]

I actually just added two Buffalo to my herd...hopefully in 18 months or so I can hook you up...

Buffalo burgers FTMFW....so damn tasty!

 

[Ron]

Buffalo burgers FTMFW....so damn tasty!

Tasty yes.
Also incredibly healthy and financially more important trendy.
They grow larger than cattle in an equal time frame, eat roughly the same graze per acre and trample much less (70% less) than cows.

Yet they wholesale for 15-18x beef price

 

[RHSCTJ]

Tasty yes.
Also incredibly healthy and financially more important trendy.
They grow larger than cattle in an equal time frame, eat roughly the same graze per acre and trample much less (70% less) than cows.

Yet they wholesale for 15-18x beef price

Can I call dibs on some?

 

[Loganwayne]

Tasty yes.
Also incredibly healthy and financially more important trendy.
They grow larger than cattle in an equal time frame, eat roughly the same graze per acre and trample much less (70% less) than cows.

Yet they wholesale for 15-18x beef price

Also 10x as likely to go apeshit for no reason and break fence or run you down.


I’ve been looking as “smaller” breeds of cattle and highland are getting higher on my list. They just cost more, but in the right market their meat is a decent amount higher than angus


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[paradisePWoffrd]

Also 10x as likely to go apeshit for no reason and break fence or run you down.


I’ve been looking as “smaller” breeds of cattle and highland are getting higher on my list. They just cost more, but in the right market their meat is a decent amount higher than angus


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If I had enough property, Highland are top of my list as well.

 

[UTfball68]

Not farm related...but the wife and I like going to the Butcher Block in Lexington...

 

[Loganwayne]

If I had enough property, Highland are top of my list as well.

I grew up with a guy that lived on a highland farm. If you mess with them when they are little they become like dogs.

We played pretty hard with a bull calf well two years later he was still trying to play but could easily throw you without thinking. I think they ended up butchering it and told us not to do that again.


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[jeepin' jen]

Not farm related...but the wife and I like going to the Butcher Block in Lexington...

Good to hear! I just found out about them & may send Joe this week

 

[paradisePWoffrd]

For you upstate SC folks, I have heard good things about Saltwater Markets in Clover.