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Eatwild Directory of Farms

Eatwild's state-by-state Directory of Farms lists more than 800 pasture-based farms. It is the most comprehensive source for grass-fed meat and dairy products in the United States and Canada. To find a farm or ranch near you, click on your state in the map below or by using the alphabetical list at the bottom of this page. (To find out how you can get your farm or ranch listed on Eatwild, visit our Request for Inclusion page.)

Farm products include pastured beef, pork, lamb, bison (buffalo), rabbits, chevon (goat meat), deer, chicken and turkey. You will also find eggs from pastured hens and milk, butter and cheese from grass-fed cows or goats, along with some wild-caught seafood, produce, nuts, honey, and more.

Producers listed on Eatwild certify that they meet our exacting criteria. These standards insure that the animals and the land are well-treated, that the products are exceptionally high in nutrition, and that they are free of antibiotics and added hormones. Many of the farms are organically certified; others lack certification, but follow many of the organic standards. We recommend that you visit your supplier and make sure that the farm satisfies your own criteria.

  • Direct Shipping: If you can't find what you want locally, or want products shipped directly to you, see our list of Farms that Ship.

  • Stores, Restaurants and Buying Clubs: Look for a Beyond the Farm link on your state page to find a list of local farmers markets, stores, restaurants or buying clubs that feature grass-fed meat and dairy products.
  • NEW! All-Grassfed Dairies: Milk from 100-percent grass-fed animals is much healthier than ordinary milk and deserves special attention. Visit this new page to find a list of all-grassfed dairies and Jo Robinson's essay on Super Healthy Milk.

 

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Click on a state or country below to find a local supplier...

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Click here to read "How to make sure you're getting healthy, tender meat." 
For advice on purchasing meat in bulk, read Buying Meat for Your Freezer.

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Pasture-based farmers: submit a "Request for Inclusion" for listing in the Eatwild directory and have your products seen by our 750,000+ annual visitors.
(If you are currently listed, you can also use this form to revise or update your information.)

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