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Backyard Bison We raise American Plains Buffalo and sell this extraordinary meat at our farm (Springfield Township, Bucks County) every Saturday 10:30-3:30. Thanks, Rod

Visit www.backyardbison.com for details. At Backyard Bison we raise the great American Bison and we sell Bison burgers, steaks, roasts, ribs, hot dogs, sausages, and jerky. Our Story:
Natural meat can only come from natural animals and bison are the only “cattle” that remain as mother nature intended. Bison have not been bred for production and domesticated like beef and dairy cattle. This is what makes bison so special. They know what they need and how to balance their own diet. I have watched them pick single blades of grass from a clover patch. Backyard Bison is superior to “100% grass-fed” beef because our bison eat more REAL grass. “100% grass-fed” farms feed legumes (like alfalfa) and they graze brassicas (like turnips) but our bison know these are not grass. “100% grass-fed” farms also feed haylage or baleage which is forage preserved by fermenting in airtight plastic wrap, but our bison know that this is not natural to their diet and they would not find it in the wild. Many “100% grass-fed” farms also use some mono-culture pastures where the animals only have access to one type plant (common with summer annuals) but our bison always have access to a wide variety of real grasses so they can pick and choose what they need. We also do not feed any waste products (like spent brewers grains or vegetable scraps). If you are new to Backyard Bison, go through our old posts, there’s more information there about the bison and the farm. We have a store here at the farm that is open on Saturdays or by appointment. We offer bison burgers, steaks, roasts, ribs, sausages, hot dogs, jerky and more. We are happy to answer any questions you may have. See you soon,
Rod Wieder and family

10/11/2026

This week on the farm. Men dangling from helicopters. Quite a project. They are pulling through a fiber optic data cable. It cannot twist at all. They put
streamers" on it and watch it carefully. Is this for data centers?

10/02/2026

Burning off some fall energy this morning before it warms up.

09/18/2026

Moved the 2-year-olds to a fresh pasture. The bulls put on a show, but Lemonade could not be upstaged, so she does her thing at the end. She even demonstrates how to keep pests away with a dust bath.

09/11/2026

Sometimes, the bison want to race, but this is Lemonade; she always wants to race. She is much faster than this, but I'm going slow here because I don't want to drop my phone.

09/05/2026

A bit of clarity on all of this news about farmers selling meat.

08/25/2026

Plenty of rain, and now these milder temperatures have sure been good for the pasture grass.

08/04/2026

I'm replacing some broken fence posts. This is how I pound them in place. It takes me back to 1998 when I started building this fence. The whole neighborhood heard me pounding posts. I wear hearing protection now, but I didn't always, so that's why I sometimes ask you to repeat your order when you come into the farm store. Thank you for supporting my farm and trusting me to grow food for your family. When I built this fence, I didn't know if anyone would show up. Well, you showed up, and you keep showing up, and 28 years later, I still need to maintain the fence to grow more "buffalos." Thank you.

Closed Saturday July 4
06/27/2026

Closed Saturday July 4

03/13/2026

Happy calves

02/27/2026

Store open 10:30-3:30 on Saturdays.

Address

685 Crowthers Road
Coopersburg, PA
18036

Opening Hours

10:30am - 3:30pm

Telephone

+16103466640

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