Mapledale Meats

10/10/2026

Find our whole family tomorrow at the Community Hive BBQ Bash!!

Grab your tickets for the event via Community Hive and raffle tickets for a chance at 1/2 steer at the event!!

BBQ Bash is TOMORROW!

Rain or shine, the fun is still happening! With rain in the forecast, we’ll be moving the entire event inside the Ephrata-Reading Elks Lodge #115— but we’re still planning a full afternoon of great food, music, games, raffles and fun.

A huge thank you to Heck Construction, our B**r & Steer Sponsor, for helping make two of the day’s biggest highlights possible.

Thanks to their support, tickets includes two beverage tickets, and we’re also able to feature one of our biggest raffles of the event — half a steer from Mapledale Meats, approximately 300 pounds of beef!

We can’t wait to see you tomorrow!

10/01/2026

Perfect evening for some NY Strip over the fire! Felt like fall earlier this week, summer this afternoon and back to fall this evening!

Plenty of steaks in stock! Grab your favorites for those random summer nights during fall!

09/15/2026

Our Half a Steer Raffle is officially OPEN, and tickets are on sale now!

For just $20, you could win approximately 300 pounds of meat. Only 200 tickets are available, and you do not need to attend the BBQ Bash to win.

A huge thank you to Heck Construction, our B**r & Steer Sponsor, for helping make this brand-new raffle possible, and to Mapledale Meats for partnering with us to bring it to life.

Tickets can be purchased now at the Community Hive office with cash or check. With only 200 available, we wouldn’t wait too long to grab yours!

09/09/2026

Are you looking for something delicious for this weekend??

Spare ribs and country ribs in stock and both are the best to a perfect weekend treat!

Beef will be restocked in another week.

08/06/2026

Dog days of summer at Palmyra, PA Farmers Market this Saturday!

Delivery tomorrow, place orders by midnight tonight.

Free hotdogs Saturday at market provided by market.

07/30/2026

Early this morning a tractor trailer came down off the turnpike and ended up in our second pasture.

Thankful that the Lord had the cows up in the first pasture no where near, as they usually lay by the old billboard telephone posts.

I knew one day those old posts would be good for something! Had they not been there the truck would have cruised right through second pasture and into the first.

Here’s to fence rebuild. Thankful though for healthy untouched animals.