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Bloomers Family Farm in Ilderton, ON offers hormone- and gluten-free beef, poultry, and pork raised from birth. Their farm store sells whole, half, and quarter cows, along with made-from-scratch meals like baked beans and beef cottage pie. Dry-aged for 21 days, their beef is packaged in large coolers. Gift baskets and customizable options are available for purchase.
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Bloomers Family Farm raises animals from birth, focusing on hormone- and gluten-free production. They offer homegrown meat, eggs, and locally sourced products through their farm store. Prepared meals, including baked beans, beef chili, and buffalo chicken mac & cheese, are made locally by MamaSim. The farm emphasizes dry-aging beef for 21 days and provides options to swap cuts (e.g., stir-fry strips for ground beef). Customization is available for gift baskets and bulk purchases.
The farm store sells whole, half, and quarter cows (hanging weights 680–920lbs, 340–460lbs, and 170–230lbs, respectively). Packages include steaks (2 per package), ground beef (1–2lb), and options to swap cuts. Angus Cross Beef, Open-Range Chicken, and Heritage Pork are available. Prepared meals, gift baskets (starting at $50), and pantry items are also offered. Online ordering and in-person visits are supported.
Located at 11554 Ivan Dr., Ilderton, ON, the farm store is accessible by phone (519-666-1255) or email (meat@bloomersfarm.com). Gift baskets require 48 hours for fulfillment. Products are packaged in large picnic coolers and available for pickup or online purchase. Events and educational resources are featured on the farm’s website.
Bloomers Family Farm sources and sells Canadian beef, contributing to Canada’s 39.8lbs per person annual consumption (Statistics Canada, 2018). They manage cattle within Canada’s 2% global share (USDA). Their practices emphasize ethical raising, food transparency, and community-focused sales.
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