Shellenbarger Farms

04/25/2025

Wyatt has pigs going to the processor this weekend $2.70 per pound processing included. Send a message if you’re interested. Thank you.

01/25/2025

Wyatt has pigs going to the processor next week, with processing included for $2.70 per pound. If interested, message this page.

03/10/2024

UPDATE: Thank you ! You guys are awesome!!😎 All the beef has been spoken for. We will be bringing in more this month. Please call or message to be put on our list.

Happy Saturday everyone. We bought 3 beef and will be picking them up Monday morning. Out of the 3, we have 1 & 1/4 of these beef available for purchase. After hanging in our cooler for 8 - 10 days, these beef will be ready to be cut and packaged. Ready for pickup around March 21/22. Price is $3.75 lb. on the carcass weight which includes all processing.

We have streamlined the whole process of buying beef by the whole, 1/2 or 1/4:
📌Call us, place an order for a whole, a 1/2 or a 1/4 beef.
📌We get the beef from a local farm that we have partnered with for over 5 years.
📌We pick it up, transport it to Jones Farm Meats for slaughter under USDA inspection and return to pick up the carcass to transport it back here to our shop to hang in our coolers until it is ready to process and package per your specific instructions.
📌You pickup your beef and leave one payment.

Easy peasy: One phone call. One pickup. One payment. Done.
And you have the satisfaction of knowing where your beef came from (just ask us we have all the lowdown 😉), how it was raised and fed, how it was slaughtered and processed and that you supported a local farmer, a local butcher and a local processor. WIN-WIN!!

Call (616)897-4921 or DM this page to order.

"If we won't serve it on our plate, we will not sell it for yours."
See ya soon!
~Phil & Cathy~🧡

01/17/2024

08/12/2023

Shellenbarger Farms is located in Clarksville. They produce Beef and Crops! Kyle along with his family - their goal is to provide exceptional product at a fair price! Thank you Shellenbarger Farms for your support of Bridgefest 2023!
We might see them at Bridgefest - They might be out in the field!

08/05/2023

When you decide to release “in memory of" balloons, they don’t go where you hope and think they will. They usually end up in a field where livestock are. Often, young calves or goats will chew on/eat the balloons…

Ingesting plastic such as a trash bag or a balloon can cause intestinal blockage in animals. This may cause starvation. Some livestock may even choke on the balloon, causing a very painful death.

For wildlife and even PETS, they can become entangled in the balloon strings, causing them not to be able to move or even strangling them.

I understand the sentiment behind releasing balloons and the grief felt from losing a loved one. BUT there are so many other options!

- Plant a flower garden or make a rock garden in memory of a loved one.
- Plant a tree and watch it grow.
- Host an “In Memory” Celebration WITHOUT releasing balloons.
- Name a star.

Remember: releasing balloons may give you a moment of comfort, but somebody else may be hurt by the consequences.

EDIT TO ADD: This goes for trash bags as well. Please, don't dump out trash on the road side!

07/19/2023

05/05/2023