09/01/2026
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Food for thought.... Who do you want to support with your food dollars? That's just one of the reasons why we have chosen to find a way to offer our farm products directly to our community. We happen to think it's pretty darn good stuff, too. Raw milk, beef, eggs, and even some honey. I can't claim to be the cheapest, because the grocery store price is unsustainably low priced, and that price won't cover the actual cost of growing it and maintaining the means to sell it.
So if you want to try some of our great products stop on out, and give us a try.
Raw milk from our predominantly Guernsey herd on pasture and grass feed is still just $7/ gallon, $4/half. This milk surely is not anything like what's commonly available to the general public. Those who have tried it know. I couldn't tell you how many times people have commented that they can drink our milk and couldn't drink others. It's all I've ever really known here at home, and farmers of other breeds don't even really know the difference. So, so many of us have only ever been focused on how to make more volume of a lower nutrient content product, rather than focus on high nutrient density for your consumer dollar impact. The markets dictated that mentality without most of us realizing it for decades. I'd rather focus on making a quality product and finding the means to sell it at a price that can sustain the growing and marketing of it.
Beef from our Guernsey bred steers is currently $5/pound of hanging weight at slaughter (plus butcher fees approximately $1) for quarters, halves, and whole. We have in store a la carte available per pound, too. Just have a look to find what you like, or take a piece or two home and give it a try. You just might find something delicious and nutritious. Steaks and roasts are on sale, if you buy 30 or more pounds until after Labor Day. You can also buy one of our mixed bundles for $250 to get a great deal, too. Hamburger at $8 per pound is currently limited for a couple more weeks, until the most recent delivery can come in.
Eggs are $3/dozen from our little hen house.
Honey from the hives by our big spring and fields is available in little bears and 2 pound bottles. Priced as marked.
All prices could vary based on availability and cost changes... That's just how business works. We farmers have taken the short end of the stick for far too long. Without the community realizing why, because the grocery store and processing system has kept the consumer eye away from the source of their food. Even the best looking farms struggle and have often closed when the money runs out. That shouldn't ever have to be the case. It's not an easy job, but it's rewarding without the money. Yet, without money it can not be done safely, cleanly, or even humanely.
We hope to see you soon. We love the community our family has called home for over 100 years, and we want to be here to supply great food to you all for years to come. I can assure you that won't happen without our communities support.
We're just 6.5 miles North of Titusville on 89 Westside of the road at Dolly Run, or 7 miles South of Spartansburg on 89 Westside of the road at Dolly Run.
The store is always open to self service. Just follow the instructions, and record your items on the appropriate record sheets. Any questions, just give Chad a call or send us a message here.
Thank you
