Introducing the “Shady Deal” – Pasture-Raised Chicken and Pork Shoulder Roast

We thought it would be fun to start doing a monthly special. What more appropriate name than a “Shady Deal” offered by Shady Grove Ranch?

This month (February), the Shady Deal is 5% off the purchase of a soy-free pasture-raised chicken and a soy-free pasture-raised pork shoulder roast. Both of these cuts can be prepared in the crockpot, oven, or on the stove-top. They also both come from monogastric… ... Continue reading

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Axl Graff finally arrives!

Many of you have been asking if we’ve had that baby yet, and we can finally say yes!

Axl Graff Cadman arrived on 1/25 (17 days late!), happy, healthy, and weighing 7 lbs 9 oz. He and Momma are doing great, and his big brother, Shevi, is adapting to having a fellow ranch hand around. Thanks for all your prayers. We’re excited to have another cuddly little guy on… ... Continue reading | 1 Comment

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Happy new year!

Here at Shady Grove Ranch, we are excited to welcome a new year! We have big plans for 2012 and hope that you will be a part of all the farm fun and good food!

We’ve got lots of exciting new ways to buy, namely 5 new samplers, and 2 new options for purchasing beef and ... Continue reading

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Give a gift of Great Food…

We’d like to do something special for this year’s Christmas holiday. Shady Grove Ranch wishes to partner with you in giving to someone in need by offering a limited number of samplers below cost. The samplers will include things like roasts, ground meat, and/or chicken. There are two options:

  • $30 for 8 pounds of meat
  • $50 for 14 pounds of meat

Available through December 23, 2011.

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Beef and pork restocked!

We’ve officially restocked beef and pork for the winter, so now’s your chance to stuff that freezer full with your favorite cuts. We have pretty much everything, so give us a call or send an email to place you order.

Also, next month we are hoping to roll out a very special surprise, so be sure you (and your friends!) are on our email newsletter list. You can sign ... Continue reading

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Last beef processing of 2011!

Calling all bulk beef orders! We are bringing our last batch of cows for the year in on October 24th. Please place orders by Oct. 23rd to stock up on bulk beef.

For those of you with limited freezer space or budget, we will be offering beef, pork, and chicken throughout the winter season for as long as they last. Just call or email to place an ... Continue reading

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Shreveport Delivery Arrangements

We are working to provide a solution for Shreveport-area customers receiving off-season orders while the Shreveport Farmers Market is closed. Our first delivery is tentatively scheduled for Thursday, September 29th from 3-5 pm. Location TBA. Please sign up for our newsletter to be informed of exact details by clicking the “Newsletter” tab above. Orders will be due Wednesday, September 28th by 12pm. We will be bringing pre-orders only ... Continue reading | 1 Comment

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Wildfire update

Many of you tried to contact us during the wildfires in east Texas last week (and this week…). Thank you so much for your thoughts and prayers and offers for help. We have returned to the farm and are in the process of resuming normal life, including providing you with an update. The cows are currently being transported back to Shady Grove Ranch from a colleague’s farm in Longview, and ... Continue reading | 4 Comments

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Some new stuff to check out…

We made it back safely from our mini-vacation, and things ran fairly smoothly on the farm. Now it’s back to work as the hot weather winds down (we hope!) and we prepare for the winter season.

Check out our new sampler, the Ritzy Roaster, and the long-awaited downloadable price list! We also updated our online price listings so they’re a little easier to use. You can ... Continue reading

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Our latest adventure…

We’re in the middle of an exciting construction project… building a walk-in freezer! This will allow us to store our pasture-raised products in a central location (by the way, phase two is a little on-farm store!), and will enable Matt to stand upright inside while he’s moving things around! Most freezers are only 6 feet tall inside, so our 6-foot-five farm brainiac has to stoop down while he’s organizing. This ... Continue reading | 2 Comments

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