My Fellow Georgia W30ers....

[Tracy R.]

Where do you buy your meats from ...specifically beef, pork and chickens?

If you buy directly from a farmer, would you mind posting the name of the farm please?

[Tom Denham]

I get my beef from http://www.dgfarms.com/.

I've begun getting pork from http://www.ggfarm.com/ through a friend who travels to North Carolina regularly.

I get my chicken either from Whole Foods or my local farm connection (no website).

[Laura B]

I get beef, eggs and my veggie share from Carlton farms. You can order online then choose your pick up spot. You can pay ahead or at pick up. They always have extra meat and usually bring veggies and fruit to buy a la carte if you will. They carry pork and chicken as they get it.

http://www.carltonfarmsnaturalfoods.com/

[Laura B]

I get my beef from http://www.dgfarms.com/.

I've begun getting pork from http://www.ggfarm.com/ through a friend who travels to North Carolina regularly.

I get my chicken either from Whole Foods or my local farm connection (no website).

Tom, do you have a CSA for beef? I am really interested in getting into a meat share but need to get a freezer first...

[Delaine Ross]

The Grant Park Farmer's Market has a RiverView Farms mobile food truck (like a big truck you can get in and get stuff from the freezer. They have Beef, Lamb, pork, beef jerkey, some produce, eggs that go fast, smoked trout, some sausages/chorizo and a complaint tomato sauce that I LOVE) on Sundays from 930AM-1PM (and their site has the other pickups listed.)

I second the Carlton Farms and also White Oak Pastures.

For ghee, coconut oil, and some other random goodies (and by goodies I mean chicken liver soup -haha) there is an Amish Farm called Miller Organics and they come through Dunwoody on the way to their co-op in Orlando about every 6 weeks. You can also order from them online.

Hope that helps!