Beef-Half , Custom Processed
Product Update– 1) Chicken - We are out of chicken. Next batch will be available NEXT SATURDAY September 12th. You can reserve your needs by emailing me how many youwant. 2) Beef - Have you ordered your Half Beef-Custom Processed yet? For a limited time save 10%. Now $3.15#. Confirm your order with yourdeposit today! To learn more visit our store at https://naturesgourmetfarm.com/store/product/half-beef-custom-processed Next Processing Date is Sept 10th 3) Pork - We have plenty of pork in stock. For a limited time we will offer Pork Chops on sale. Buy 15 pounds and get 15% off the regular price. Saleprice $6.35 per pound. Save $1.15 per pound. Did you know you can pickup your order directly from our farm? Simply place your order and coordinate a time. Do you need some hamburger or ribs for Labor Day grilling? Farm Update – In the last few weeks we have shared our 4-principles and how we use them to guide our farm operations. Today, I want to share a document titled"Whole Animal Buying Guide" published by Iowa State University. You can find a copy on our website here https://naturesgourmetfarm.com/cutting-instructions This consumer-oriented guide, created by Iowa State University's Small Meat Processors Working Group, explains buying pork and beef as whole animals directly from local farms. Common retail pork and beef cuts are explained with color photos by primal area. This guide brings all the necessary pieces together in one easy-to-use resource. Topics covered include: Introduction: The values and costs of buying meat directly from farms Livestock and Meat Marketing Terms Storage and Shelf Life Recommendations Safe Meat Handling and Cooking Beef Aging Understanding Meat Inspection Making Sense of Weighty Issues: Live Weight vs. Hanging Weight vs. Finished Cut Weight Beef Cuts by Primal Pork Cuts by Primal The guide is full of helpful information. For example, under Safe Meat Handling they advise: Defrosting Frozen Meats There are three safe ways to defrost meat: in the refrigerator, in cold water, and in the microwave. The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) does not recommend defrosting meat on the counter or in other locations. • Refrigerator—It is best to plan ahead for slow, safe thawing in the refrigerator. Small packages (1 lb.) of ground beef or pork, stew meat,and steaks/chops may defrost within a day. Bone-in cuts and whole roasts may take two days or longer. Once the meat defrosts, it will be safe in therefrigerator for three to five days before cooking; one to two days for ground meat. Buying in bulk is your best family value. And, it allows you to choose not only what quality of animal you would like-how the animal is raised, and fed, what breed- BUT also exactly how you want the meat cut and packaged. With this helpful guide the decisions become easy. Customer Feedback- We were delighted to find Natures Gourmet Farm in our area. The service was great & after our first meal of the grass fed beef, we can't say enough good things about the quality and taste, and the overall price for the order. We are so glad we have found a source for healthy meat at a decent price. We look forward to re-ordering again and again. Mr. & Mrs. L. Meinders Biloxi, MS 39531 Quote Worth Re-Quoting – “It is our choices… that show what we truly are, far more than our abilities.” ~J. K. Rowling As always, thank you for supporting our regenerative, local farm. Ben & Beth
