The beef
The qualities this producer documents, from genetics and finishing to aging.
- Feed & finishing
- 100% grass-fed/finished
- Documented qualities
- 100% grass-finished
Each claim below includes the evidence carried in the register.
Feed
- 100% grass-finished
- 100% grass-fed/finished Source: feed program.
Buying record
Buy from this farm
A half or quarter of a single carcass, usually priced per pound of hanging weight. Confirm expected weight and included processing before ordering.
Published price
$6.50 full cost / lb
Comparable hanging-weight record for: half.
Best fit
- Freezer beef
How you get it
The source does not describe pickup, delivery, or shipping.
Ordering details
Contact the farm for current ordering, timing, and cut preferences.
Price
$6.50 full cost / lb hanging weight · half share size
Across the 25 Northeast farms that publish a comparable price, the median full cost is $7.35 per hanging pound; the published figures run from $5.25 to $9.50. That is one figure for 6 states, not a benchmark any single farm should be measured against. Breed, finishing, aging, processing, and share size all move the number, and we do not publish per-state medians — the largest state sample is 7 records. A higher or lower price here is not a verdict on this farm. See all 25 comparable records
“Half Share: 300lbs hanging weight Total cost $1,950 (300lbs x $6.50/lb) ... The total price includes all processing and packaging costs. ... Half: $6.50/lb hanging weight”
Published basis: hanging weight
Hanging, packaged, and live weight explained
Processing included.
What supports this number
- farm states processing is included
Price checked against the published source.
Buying details
- Feed detail
- Grass fed beef; pasture raised eggs.
- What they sell
- Animal shares
- Town
- Wells, VT
- Location precision
- Town center, not the farm address
- Website
- Visit website
In their words
“At Lake Hill Farm, we strive for humanly raised grass fed beef, pasture raised eggs, and vegetables that are grown in nutrient dense soil. Better for the environment, and better for you and your family.”
Track changes
Directory sources
- own research
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