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Jersey and Jersey crossed cattle
Beef from our Jersey and Jersey crossed cattle is naturally tender and delicious

                                                                                                                                            
Taste panels have consistently rated meat from Jersey cattle as being more acceptable due to its greater tenderness, juiciness, flavor and overall acceptability. 

Jersey cattle have monounsaturated fat concentrations that are significantly higher than other breeds.  The interest in monounsaturated fat level arises from the fact that these fatty acids, once seen as cholesterol "neutral", are now considered cholesterol "lowering"...

Beef Production from Jersey Cattle, Massey University, 2001


Family Farm  

No added Hormones or Antibiotics   

  Grassfed and Finished

Our beef is naturally dry aged for 14 days, vacuum packed and frozen

in a NCDA inspected facility

Buying clubs welcome, ask about delivery to your area

  

Beef pricing and order information.

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 Pork now available from Uwharrie Farm!

 

Heritage pigs
Heritage pigs, goats and chickens browsing together

Our heritage pork is now available at Uwharrie Farm and also sold at Samson and the Lion in Asheboro, NC.  Initially in 2017 we fed our pigs Non-GMO Feed, however, in the spring of 2019 we took a leap of faith and switched to organic swine feed, purchased from Reedy Fork Farm, Elon NC.  Non-GMO Feed is more expensive than conventional swine feed and organic swine feed is almost twice as much as non-GMO feed.  For many years we have preferred to eat organically grown food ourselves and have had a sincere desire to produce the best quality food we can for our customers.  We also like to support others who are using organic practices.  With this in mind and the phrase, you cannot hit high if you aim low, we decided to take the plunge and try to make this work financially.

     No Added Hormones or Antibiotics         

   Organic Feed Sourced from Reedy Fork Farm, Elon NC       

Raised outdoors

Free to Root and Browse as Nature Intended

The Perfect Combination of Juiciness, Tenderness and Flavor

Buying clubs welcome, ask about delivery to your area

                                                                        

Pork pricing and order information.

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