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100% grass born, raised, and finished. Never any grain. Non soy/corn and GMO free. CLEAN beef, pork and poultry you can trust.
From Our Farm to Your Home
Heritage breeds, 100% grass born, fed & finished beef and woodland raised pork. Always non GMO, non soy/corn, antibiotic & hormone free. We are beyond organic, give us a try and you will see and taste why!
Conveniently located in Dover, York County, the heart of central Pennsylvania. Offering a variety of retail cuts, whole pigs and beef, and sides of beef. Convenient online ordering, on farm pickup, and local delivery!!
“I just wanted to let you know how happy we are with the meat we get from your farm! I just made beef stew with your beef cubes. It was so delicious! My husband couldn't stop eating it! Usually I have to trim fat off stew meat or it's not the greatest cut. This was amazing! I'm so glad our son gave us a gift of your meat last year. Everything has been beyond delicious!” Kathy - Chester County, PA
Questions? Contact Little Flower Farm at mike@littleflowerfarm.net Call/text or call at 717-979-1297
Woodland Pork - Soy & Corn free
Raising pigs in a natural environment, such as the woods, results in clean, nutrient dense, great tasting pork. Looking to fill your freezer and save money at the same time? Go ahead and reserve a whole pig. Just not sure? Then try some of our pork cuts such as pork chops, sausages, smoked bacon, ham, and a variety of other great pork options!
100% Grass Fed & Finished Beef
Our Belted Galloway (“Beltie”) cattle are 100% grass born, fed and finished. We rotationally graze our cattle and believe in regenerative agriculture, working to build nutrient dense soil. We primarily sell whole and half sides of beef which often sells out quickly. Check out our online retail store for availability and occasional select retail cuts of beef.
100% Grass-fed...Just the way God intended it to be!
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The splendor of the rose and the whiteness of the lily do not rob the little violet of it’s scent nor the daisy of its simple charm. If every tiny flower wanted to be a rose, spring would lose its loveliness.” ― St. Therese of Lisieux