2024 Freezer Clearance sale – 25% regular prices until its gone!!

We got our first Katahdin Lambs in early 2022. Katahdin is a hair sheep, so they do not require any shearing. They are also a parasite resistant breed. As with most hair sheep they have a milder flavor. Our Lamb are rotationally grazed across the farm. They graze on grasses, clovers, and just about everything else they can get to. We do not feed grain like many others do. While they do like it, it is not a healthy feed. Sheep, like cows and goats, are not intended to eat such foods. We believe that grain feeding is detrimental to the quality and flavor of the meat. This may be why many people dislike Lamb. If they would ever try a well prepared cut of 100% grass fed hair-breed Lamb, I am pretty sure they would change their minds. In my opinion, a nice rare Lamb chop is as good or better than any ribeye I have ever had. A Lamb rib roast – well, it really doesn’t get any better than that.

Speaking of grass fed, when we say grass fed, we mean it. We don’t mean hay, although most producers would consider that the same thing. Many farms will feed hay for more than half the year. We are managing our farm to increase the amount of year round forage available. Adding forages like birdsfoot trefoil and forage tree crops help us get through the hot, dry summers. Comfrey is becoming a larger part of their forage. in addition to being high in protein Comfrey is a dynamic accumulator.  This means it is high in many different minerals making it a good substitute for  mass produced mineral supplements.

We have our first offering of cuts and boxes for sale now! A 20lb box is about half a Lamb. An example of a box would contain the following…

3lbs   Ground Lamb

Pkg of Kabob meat 1.2lbs

Pkg of Chops 1.4lbs

Rib Roast/Rack of Lamb 3.6lbs (or trade for more chops)

Shoulder Roast 3.6lbs

(2) pkgs shoulder steaks 1.5lbs each

Pkg ribs 1.9lbs

Pkg Leg steak 1.8lbs

Pkg Osso Bucco 1.2lbs

We can customize Boxes to a certain degree.

We will also sell whole animals if that is something you are interested in. Live prices will vary throughout the year. Contact us for current pricing or to reserve.

2024 Lamb pricing

Ground Lamb, Kabob meat, or Stew meat $11/lb

Lamb Chops $14/lb

Rib Roast $16/lb

Shoulder roast or Steaks $12/lb

Leg roast, Osso Bucco, or Leg steaks $12/lb

Spare ribs $12/lb

Bones $3/lb

20lb box $225 (about 10% off of individual pricing)

(2) 20lb boxes $425 (about 10% off on the second box)

2025 Lamb pricing (not discounted)

New year, new processor. This year we used Kalapooia Processing, home of Anderson Farms. I really liked how clean and quiet their stockyard was. The facility design is based on Temple Grandin’s Best Standards for Humane Handling. Their cuts are a bit different than we had last year. Overall I was pretty happy with it.

$12/lb

Ground, Sirloin steak, Arm steak, Blade steak, Denver Ribs, Center cut Leg roast, Front Shank, Hind Shank

Packages are about a pound with Hind shanks being slightly heavier and Leg Roasts being 4lbs +/-

$16/lb

Chops, Frenched Rack

Chops are around 1-1/4lbs +/- and Racks 1-1/2lbs +/-

Boxes will be 16-17lbs for $190 with a second box discounted to $170. Two boxes equaling a whole lamb at about 33lbs works out to $10.90/lb

A typical Box (half Lamb) will include…

2-3lbs Ground

(1) Package each of Sirloin steak, Frenched Rack, Front Shank, Hind Shank, Center Cut Leg Roast, and Denver Ribs

(4) Packages total of Arm & Blade Steak

1-2 Packages of Chops