Experience the satisfaction of knowing your food and your farmer!
About us
Price Creek Farm is a small family farm just south of Lake City, Florida. The farmers, Scott and Kay, are dedicated to the highest quality meats and eggs that are raised humanely and free of any chemicals, antibiotics, or hormones. All of our animals are raised on grass or in woodlots and are able to get plenty of sunshine and exercise.
Life's Short. Eat Well.
100% Grass-Fed/Grass-Finished Beef
We have a small herd of heifer Angus cattle that are grass fed and grass finished -- allowing them to graze and forage on (only) grass. This produces a healthier, leaner meat.
Pastured Poultry
Our broilers are raised and processed on farm. They are raised in small batches and kept in floorless, moveable chicken tractors. They are moved to a fresh patch of pasture daily. We harvest them twice per month, allowing us the opportunity to offer them FRESH to our community.
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Forested Pork
Pigs on our farm are allowed to be pigs. They are raised in the woods where they can root around to eat acorns, plants, grubs and even partake in mud baths -- with only hot wire keeping them in. It is important to keep infrastructure at a minimum, which allows us to rotate the pigs easily and frequently.
Truly Free-Range Eggs
Our layers have the entire 33 acres to roam, eat bugs, and stay happy. We have retro-fit old peanut haulers to serve as their movable coops -- where they can lay their eggs in rollout nest boxes as well as roost in at night.
Freezer Meat
Buying a whole or half cow or pig is the most affordable way to purchase local meats. Whether you make the investment to buy clean meat in bulk for your own family or go in with another family, buying a whole animal will not only save you money and time shopping at the grocery store, but it’s a great way to learn about all of the various cuts and how best to utilize them. Also, you will have peace of mind knowing that your meat was raised here locally, in Lake City, just how cows and pigs were meant to be raised. For more info, click below for more info.
