Our organic, 100% grass-fed and pasture raised bone in leg of lamb is a holiday showstopper, especially for anyone who enjoys roast beef.
Fire up the barbecue and wow your guests with one of our grass-fed Wagyu-angus beef briskets. The best part is all the delicious leftovers – post-Christmas brisket sandwiches anyone?
Who says turkey is just for Thanksgiving? We love to enjoy our broad-breasted and heritage turkeys year round but without a doubt they make a splendid centerpiece for your holiday table.
Lamb lovers rejoice! Treat yourself to a top tier selection of our grass-fed lamb including rib chops, sirloin chops and a bone in leg of lamb.
What better gift this season than the gift of hearty, comforting meals made with our organic grass-fed and pasture raised beef. This bundle includes ground beef, stew meat, a shoulder roast and an Elmwood Stock Farm mug for your favorite warm drinks.
Get the best of both worlds with a curated combination of grass-fed and pasture-raised certified organic lamb and beef. This bundle comes with a bone in leg of lamb, lamb sirloin chops, ground beef, beef Merguez sausage and beef kabob.
Make a delicious Italian meal at home, all you need is the noodles! This bundle includes ground beef, mild Italian sausage and a jar of our delicious homemade marinara sauce from our organic tomatoes.
Enjoy this delicious and festive selection of our favorite seasonal produce for holiday cooking, plus a dozen of our organic eggs!
Stock up your spice rack with our three popular handmade spices including our poultry rub, coffee spice and chile spice.
Help us help our community and gift this bag of squash, potatoes, radishes, sweet potatoes, garlic, turnips and a leafy green to someone you know in need of a pick me up. For every Feed A Need bag purchased we will match the donation to a local food bank.
Wholesome, organic food is a welcome gift year-round! And what better way to show you care for someone than to offer the chance for them to eat well? Winter season will start either January or February (depending on the winter weather) and run for 12 weeks into spring.
