Iron Shoe Farm

Iron Shoe Farm Agricultural finds; Microgreens, Pasture Raised Beef Cattle, Pasture raised Hogs, Chicken, Muscovy Du

Our farm is located just a short distance north from the twin cities! We are a Minnesota Grown company, priding ourselves on locally raised beef, chickens, locally sourced pork and have eggs layed by our humanely raised chickens. We provide vegetables in the summer months and always pride ourselves on providing a food source to the local communities in Sherburne and Milacs Counties. We have custom

ers that have come from all ends of the country and for that we are proud!
**Please text us for pick up of products as we are now in our winter season. orders can be placed by text at 763.482.4552 or email [email protected]

First calf of the season. Miss Baby Doll ya did a good job with your 1st calf, Sweat Pea. She's a spitting image! 7 more...
07/14/2026

First calf of the season.
Miss Baby Doll ya did a good job with your 1st calf, Sweat Pea. She's a spitting image!
7 more to go!

02/07/2026

Key reminder: deadline for 2026 bulk pork orders are due the 15th!!

Bracing for the lows. Hoping the cattle will be content and warm.
01/23/2026

Bracing for the lows.
Hoping the cattle will be content and warm.

01/14/2026

Now is the time to put in your request for pork for October 2026! We are taking orders now for halves or whole. Message us by Feb. 15th to be put on the list!! Price is $3.75/ # and processing paid direct to the butcher!

12/25/2025
And the snow just keeps falling.
12/09/2025

And the snow just keeps falling.

5 month old calves available. One hereford and one red angus. Vetted and debudded. Dm for more info.
11/26/2025

5 month old calves available. One hereford and one red angus. Vetted and debudded. Dm for more info.

11/01/2025

Our hardworking cattle ranchers are not to blame for the high beef prices in grocery stores. They endure some of the toughest conditions to bring cattle to market and have long struggled to make ends meet. Now that they are finally seeing a modest profit, they are being pressured to lower their prices — and that is unjust.

Part of the reason for high prices at the meat counter isn’t due to ranchers; it’s because our national herd has shrunk to decade-low levels. In the U.S., beef-cow numbers are the lowest since the early 1960s. With fewer cows, fewer calves, and fewer animals available for beef, supply is tight long before the packers take their cut. When we discuss lowering beef costs, let’s not unfairly blame the ranchers. Farmers and ranchers are doing everything they can to provide a high-quality product to American consumers. They do not set the prices — the market does.

If we truly want to reduce beef prices, we should make it easier and more affordable for American ranchers to operate. This has always been a priority for me. In Nebraska, fixing our broken property tax system would greatly benefit all of our farmers and ranchers. Additionally, reducing the cost of business inputs can help them be more profitable. Lowering fuel prices demonstrates how America First policies can benefit not only our farmers and ranchers but the entire food supply chain.

Here in Nebraska, we are the BEEF STATE. Our cattle operations feed America, and they deserve to earn a fair living. I will do everything I can to fight for all of our farmers and ranchers.

11/01/2025

If you have unpainted pumpkins please feel free to recycle them at our farm! Our cattle enjoy these sweet treats. Please message us prior to drop off!

10/28/2025

I have several packs of lard for sausage making or making rendered lard. 2.5 pounds each. Selling for $5 each pack.

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31548 136th Street NW
Princeton, MN
55371

Telephone

+17634824552

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