GRASS-FED BLACK ANGUS & FARM-RAISED PORK
Our meat is all raised humanely and is all natural meaning no antibiotics of steroids. We sell the meat by the 1/8, 1/4 or 1/2 and our prices are based on the hanging weight lb. and does not include the cutting and wrapping. We feel that it is important to provide our customers with a great quality and healthy meats.
We humanely raise Black Angus. Our beef is all natural and grass fed and finished. The Angus spend the spring till mid fall roaming the pasture and are brought into the barns during winter. When they are not grazing in the pasture they are feeding on our local grown hay and haylage. Our beef is available by the eighth, quarter, half or whole. The quarters typically weigh +/- 200lbs hanging weight. We require a $200 deposit per quarter.
Next available shares will be January 2025
Our pigs are raised in our barn with lots of room to be free. They have lots of clean bedding and have access to a mud area to play and stay cool when it is hot. They are free of steroids, hormones and antibiotics. Our pork is available by the half or whole. The half typically weighs +/- 95 lbs hanging weight. We require a $100 deposit per side.
Taking Pork Deposits for Winter 2025
Locker Meat Buying Guide:
1. Place your order – Butcher date will be coordinated with us directly.
2. Pay your deposit. All prices are based on hanging weight lb.
3. Once the meat has been processed you will receive a final invoice from Sno-Valley Farms. This invoice will include the butcher's contact information so you can give them your cutting and wrapping instructions.
4. Pay your final invoice to the farm.
5. Pick up your meat and pay for the cutting and wrapping.
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How much do your hay bales weigh?Our hay bales weigh about 80 lbs each.
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Is the hay local?All of the hay is locally grown in Snohomish County.
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How much do the bales cost?The cost of each bale varies from $11-13 depending on the quality.
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Do you deliver the hay bales?Yes, we deliver, there is a delivery fee of a $1.00 per bale plus $1.50-$2.75 per mile. $60 minimum delivery fee. Call us for specific delivery prices.
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How many bales per ton?Small square bales (65lbs) is 30 bales per ton
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What’s the difference between haylage and dry wrapped bale?Haylage is high moisture grass that goes through a natural fermentation process. Haylage is typically 30-40% moisture. A dry wrapped bale is bale that has a moisture level between 12-25%
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Do you deliver?Yes, we deliver. Please call for more information.