01/27/2026
Hi friends,
As winter settles in, we’re looking ahead to a full and meaningful season of workshops — each one a chance to connect more deeply with your food and your community.
At Hand Hewn Farm, we don’t just teach butchery. We open up a space for people to slow down, ask good questions, and learn in good company. Whether you're drawn to the precision of beef butchery or the timeless art of salami and ham, we’ve got a place at the table for you.
Here’s what’s coming up this spring:
🥩 March 6–8 — Beef Butchery at Rock Hill Heritage Farm of Hershey, LLC: Hershey, Pennsylvania
A rare opportunity to learn our full, three-day breakdown of a beef side — cuts, structure, fat content, packaging, and more. This is a fantastic class for anyone looking to process beef at home or just understand it more deeply.
🐖 March 12–15 — Charcuterie Workshop at Hand Hewn Farm: Fresno, Ohio
Four days of hands-on work focused on the salting, curing, and aging of pork — with plenty of tasting, theory, and questions along the way. If you’re ready to move beyond fresh cuts and into prosciutto, coppa, and dry-cured sausage, this is your course.
🔪 March 26–29 — All-Inclusive Charcuterie Workshop with 3 Eagle Farm: Culpeper, Virginia
This one’s special — a fully immersive four-day charcuterie experience, with lodging and meals included. Join us and a small group for a deep dive into curing in a setting where every detail is taken care of.
🐷 April 10–12 — Whole Hog Workshop at Mountain View Heritage Farm: Oregon City, Oregon
Our signature 3-day event: slaughter, butchery, and curing — start to finish. We’ll work with one pig, in a rhythm that honors the animal and teaches every step of the process. Meals included, as always.
🧂 May 14–17 — Charcuterie Workshop at Hand Hewn Farm: Fresno, Ohio
Back home again for our second spring charcuterie class. These sessions are deep, rewarding, and repeat-worthy. Whether it’s your first or you’re coming back for another round, we’d love to have you.
Each workshop includes meals, deep instruction, and plenty of time for questions, reflection, and laughter. Spaces are limited by design — to keep things personal and hands-on — so if one of these catches your eye, don’t wait too long.
Hope to see you around the butcher table soon,
Andy + Doug
Hand Hewn Farm