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In 1799, the Tunis sheep's ancestors arrived in the United States from North Africa. Once arrived, the Tunis Sheep quickly spread throughout the mid-Atlantic and the southeast, as they were well adapted to the heat and humidity of these regions.  The Tunis was the mainstay of sheep production in the upper South until the Civil War, when nearly all of the Southern stock was destroyed.  In the last decade, the Tunis Sheep has had a resurgence in the Southeast, as it is considered a gem within American agricultural history. The Tunis sheep is striking and attractive in appearance, with cream or ivory colored wool that is set nicely contrasted by a cinnamon-red face and legs. The meat from the Tunis sheep is tender and flavorful without having a strong mutton tas

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Red Rope Farm (Douglassville, PA)
Red Rope Farm in Douglassville, PA was started in 2004 by Dave & Kim Day. We began with 2 dozen laying hens and our farm has grown very much since then. We now have about 30 hens, 7 ducks, 3 turkeys, a goat and 10 sheep. We focus on grass feeding at Red Rope Farm because it is most natural for the animals. Our sheep, turkeys and broilers are rotationally grazed and supplemented with some grain. Our turkeys are fed 100% certified organic feed. (more...)
Red Fern Farm (Gray Court, SC)
A small family farm, our primary goal is to feed ourselves and others good, healthy food grown without synthetic inputs. We want to teach people to grow their own food, and we're dedicated to being a part of the burgeoning movement in the Upstate to reestablish a local, secure food system while preserving heritage breeds and heirloom varieties. We want to strengthen ties to the community and encourage the next generation of farmers, gardeners, and eaters. (more...)
Piazza Farmers Market (Philadelphia, PA)
We are a YEAR-ROUND market offering all locally produced/prepared products. Free Range Chicken, Grass Fed Beef, Naturally Raised Pork and Lamb, Pastured Cage-Free Eggs, Cow and Goat Cheese, Raw Cow's Milk, Raw Goat's Milk, Goat Yogurt, Kefir, IPA Fruits and organic Vegetables, Breads/Baked Goods and more. The market is open every Saturday from 10:00am until 2:00pm. The Piazza also features great restaurants, shops and galleries. (more...)
Old Quarter Farm Tunis Sheep (Lottsburg, VA)   LocalHarvest Sponsor!
We tend a small flock of Tunis sheep at Old Quarter Farm. Tunis are beautiful animals that produce a tender, mild, delicious flavored meat. Tunis are a Heritage breed, currently placed in the "Watch" category on the American Livestock Breeds Conservancy (ALBC) Conservation Priority List. Our sheep are raised and finished naturally enjoying a combination of high quality pasture, hay, and grains. We do not use growth hormones or sub-therapeutic antibiotics to enhance performance (gain). (more...)
Old Pine Farm (Manchester, MI)   LocalHarvest Sponsor!
We are currently signing up for our July CSA season! Our mission is to produce great tasting, high quality, wholesome meats with only the finest ingredients- grass, certified organic/natural feed, and clean water- the way nature intended it to be. Try our monthly mixed meat CSA program or our grass fed beef, and certified organic fed pork sold by the quarter. Finished beef and pork are mixed with premium cuts of steaks, roasts, chops, and ground meat. (more...)
New Beginnings Farm (Townsend, MA)
Lean and healthy grassfed beef - no hormones or antibiotics used. Animals range freely and are treated with kindness and consideration. Seasonal meats also available, including lamb, pork, and chicken. (more...)

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