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Franconia Farms We produce organic, grass-fed Highland beef, pasture-raised lamb, pasture-raised pork, free-range chi

Your local source for wholesome, healthy meat products 100% free of hormones, antibiotics, pesticides, additives, or contaminants of any kind, from animals raised humanely and lovingly on natural grass pastures, or completely free-range. Our Scottish Highland cattle eat nothing but the grass that grows naturally in our pastures, and the hay that we mow from our fields. Our Highland beef is flavorful and far superior to the beef you will find in supermarkets. Call us to find out what we have available right now, and get the very best for your family.

Buying diesel yesterday to mow my hayfields. More than double the cost of past years. Really makes you wonder whether it...
10/06/2026

Buying diesel yesterday to mow my hayfields. More than double the cost of past years. Really makes you wonder whether it's even worth the cost, time, effort, and wear and tear on the equipment to mow your own hay. But hay is bound to be hard to find and expensive to buy this winter, so there's not really any option. AND the pump shut itself off at $150. Are we going to see rationing now?

11/23/2025

Headline today: "EPA Just Approved New ‘Forever Chemical’ Pesticides for Use on Food". When will we ever learn? While the grocery store seems to be turning into more and more of a minefield of toxicity, you can always be assured that any beef from Franconia Farms is completely free of "forever" or any other type of chemicals. Zero chemicals of any kind are used or permitted on this farm, and they have not been allowed here for more than a decade. The cattle eat nothing other than grass and hay grown organically in our fields and neighboring fields. We don't produce a lot of beef, but we take pride in producing the purest beef available.

UPDATE. THIS SIDE OF BEEF IS SOLD A customer just downgraded his order from a whole beef animal to a half, meaning Fra...
10/14/2025

UPDATE. THIS SIDE OF BEEF IS SOLD A customer just downgraded his order from a whole beef animal to a half, meaning Franconia Farms unexpectedly has a side of beef (one half animal) available for purchase. This is organically and lovingly raised, 100% grass-fed, Highland beef, raised here in Franconia. The animal goes in to the processor on 10/15. Your beef will be available about 10 days later. You cannot buy more pure or more delicious beef. PM me if interested. SOLD!

First and probably only Angus calf to be born on Franconia Farms. Born to an Angus cow that showed up on our farm after...
08/26/2025

First and probably only Angus calf to be born on Franconia Farms. Born to an Angus cow that showed up on our farm after wandering off from a nearby farm. We have allowed her to join our herd of Highlanders for the summer, with the agreement that the calf will be ours. Born August 21; a sturdy bull calf..

Here's calf no.3! An active little heifer born on 5/12 to Leaf, a first-time mother. This is the cutest calf ever, bor...
05/13/2025

Here's calf no.3! An active little heifer born on 5/12 to Leaf, a first-time mother. This is the cutest calf ever, born with strong instincts. She started nursing and running and bouncing around almost immediately. Leaf is proving to be an excellent and attentive mother. It's amazing to see how well a first-time mother knows just what to do.

He's a little bull calf
05/10/2025

He's a little bull calf

New calf, born just minutes ago. Mother is Fiona. Gender unknown as yet. This is number 2 for 2025.
05/10/2025

New calf, born just minutes ago. Mother is Fiona. Gender unknown as yet. This is number 2 for 2025.

Introducing our first calf of the season, a sturdy little heifer born April 2nd to our cow Eighty-Eight.
04/03/2025

Introducing our first calf of the season, a sturdy little heifer born April 2nd to our cow Eighty-Eight.

03/25/2025

Lamb cuteness fix for today. Doesn't pay to lie down in the lamb yard!

Our two indoor pets are getting along nicely. The lamb is the runt of triplets, and was not thriving out in the sheep s...
03/25/2025

Our two indoor pets are getting along nicely. The lamb is the runt of triplets, and was not thriving out in the sheep shed and pasture with his family. So Kathy is bringing him in for supplemental feeding, and to keep him warm at night. He spends the warm part of the days out with his family. He is a little cutie and never strays too far from Kathy when he's with us (you can see Kathy's foot right there).

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1792 Easton Road
Franconia, NH
03580

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+16033480558

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