Bill and Michele Krause run Farview Farm in the hills of Readington Township, raising pasture-fed beef, pork, lamb and chicken with no hormones or antibiotics. Animals are processed at a USDA-inspected facility and the meat is custom cut, frozen and labeled to each buyer's order, sold by the quarter, half or whole. Their free-range hens lay large to jumbo brown eggs, and they keep bees for raw honey.
What’s here
- Grown or raised here
- Pasture-raised beef (quarter, half or whole) · Pork (half or whole) · Lamb (half or whole) · Pasture-raised chicken, preordered in summer and fall · Free-range brown eggs ($6 a dozen) · Raw honey (1 lb $8, 2 lb $16) · Sweet corn and tomatoes in season
This season
Eggs and honey are at the stand all winter. Beef and pork ordered with June deposits are picked up in November; lamb in October. Chicken is not available at this time.
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