The wait is over
The long wait for lamb is over and we are now fully in stock. As promised email subscribers (you are one if you're reading this, thank you) are getting early dibs on the limited inventory we have available. Inventory can be found on our online store.
Lamb is pre-order only, we will not be able to accommodate walk up orders for lamb until Tuesday 11/7. Place your orders through our online store.
We have extended our online ordering window for Tolland Farmers Market (Sat 10am-noon) until 8pm tonight and the ordering window for our On-Farm Store (Sat 1-3pm) until 9:30am tomorrow, to better accommodate pre-orders.
Orders can be placed for pickup at any of our markets. Payment can still be made in person (we always prefer cash or check).
We also have mutton available. Depending on who you ask lamb is a sheep under the age of 16 months and older than that it is considered mutton. Mutton is a little bit tougher and a bit stronger flavor (not gamier) than lamb. The muscle cuts are best in slow cooked stew/curry type dishes. The ground makes an amazing burger!
Both the lamb and mutton are Animal Welfare Approved and Certified Grass Fed by A Greener World.
Thanks again for being an email subscriber. We could not do this without you!
Find us this month
Sturbridge monthly drop off: pre-order only Saturday 11am to 1pm at Sturbridge Coffee House. November 11. Pre-order
On farm store: Tuesdays noon - 2pm, Saturdays 1 - 3pm. Pre-order
Tolland Farmers Market: Saturdays from 10am - noon at the Country Butcher on 74. Days we'll be there in November: November 4, November 18. Pre-order
Assawaga Farmers Market: Saturdays from 9am - noon at Assawaga Farm in Putnam, CT. Days we'll be there in November: November 11. Pre-order
**New next month**
Assawaga Farm Holiday Market/Party: Saturday December 9 from 11am - 3pm. Get ready for a good time, they'll have excellent vendors, food, music, and a taco truck!
Ashford Winter Farmers Market: December through March, 1st and 3rd Sundays of each month from 10am to 12:30pm. We'll be there the first market and then each 3rd Sunday.
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