Clark Farms

10/15/2024

Sundays can be unexpectedly pleasurable. Walking some of the coos from the north end to the south end of the farm. Yeeha!

09/23/2024

Locally Raised
100% Grass Fed Beef
&
Pastured Heritage Pork

Without antibiotics or added growth enhancers.
Farming practices are humane,
Sustainable, and regenerative.

Choose healthy,
Choose local,
Choose Clark Farms!

FALL BEEF
Quarter, Half, and Whole

FALL PORK
Half and Whole

2024 Slaughter Dates
October 7th
November 4th

$5/lb hanging weight
Slaughter fee and cut/wrap fee are separate.

Contact us for more details:
[email protected]

Ask about our small shares program too!

09/20/2024

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09/12/2024

08/06/2024

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07/26/2024

BEEF-QUARTER, HALF, and WHOLE available.
100% grass-fed, no antibiotics, no added hormones or steroids, humane husbandry and regenerative farming practices.

PORK-HALF and WHOLE available.
Heritage mixed breeds raised on pasture, no antibiotics, no added hormones or steroids, humane husbandry and regenerative practices.

$5/lb hanging weight to the farmer. Slaughter fee, butcher fee separate.

Slaughter dates in September, October and November available.

PM us for more information.

www.clarkfarms.weebly.com

07/23/2024

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01/12/2023

01/04/2023

Join us at our open house this Saturday from 11a - 2p!
Catherine German, Realtor - Team McAleer Sequim, Washington will be hosting at this brand new, beautiful home.

12/30/2022

11/10/2022

05/12/2022

The State Department of Agriculture today recommends:

No selling of local eggs for the next couple of weeks.

Clallam County has had 2 backyard flocks infected with the highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) H5N1. There is no immediate public health concern due to the avian influenza virus detected.
Eating properly cooked eggs and chicken doesn't cause a health risk but, there is a concern about the spread of the virus to both wild and domestic birds by transferring eggs or chickens off the farm.
Both backyard flocks were confirmed yesterday. Both flock owners lost a significant amount of birds suddenly. The premises of both places were quarantined and the rest of their birds were euthanized. Both flocks reported direct contact with wild waterfowl.
Recommendations are to not sell eggs or birds, not share or lend tools and equipment, keep different domestic species separate, and limit access to their farms.
Report unusual, multiple deaths or illness among domestic birds to the WSDA Avian Health Program at 1-800-606-3056.