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3k Family Farms is a veteran-owned and family-operated farm dedicated to producing high-quality, ethically raised meats while prioritizing sustainability and animal welfare. They offer a variety of meat products including beef, pork, poultry, lamb, and eggs, as well as bundle boxes and a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program. The farm emphasizes ethical practices and community support, ensuring that their livestock are raised in a humane and environmentally friendly manner.
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They prioritize ethical animal husbandry through rotational grazing, ensuring soil health and biodiversity. Sustainability is core to their operations, with a focus on environmental stewardship and long-term community impact. As a veteran-owned, family-operated farm, they emphasize animal welfare, raising livestock with dignity and care.
The farm sells pasture-fed meat products including beef, pork, poultry, lamb, and eggs. Customers can choose from pre-packaged bundles (10–25 lb) with seasonal variations or opt for CSA shares, which provide a direct partnership between the farm and consumers. Meats are vacuum-sealed for freshness and can be customized to suit family needs.
Orders are fulfilled through their online store, with local delivery available to Chippewa Falls, Bloomer, Eau Claire, Lake Hallie, and Altoona. The farm encourages direct-to-consumer sales, offering a transparent connection between buyers and the source of their food.
Founded to instill values of hard work and respect for land in their children, the farm reflects a legacy of ethical farming. It combines tradition with modern sustainable practices, serving as a model for raising animals with care while supporting the local community.
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