04/23/2026
The Meat Mobile makes her maiden voyage šāļø
Back in 2019, we launched our website out of necessity, juggling off farm jobs, a newborn on the way, and no realistic way to haul coolers to markets with one person every week. Online ordering with scheduled farm pickups was the only way forward.
In the beginning, bulk meat pickups from the butcher were multiple coolers stacked on top of each other, strapped down in my old black pickup truck. By 2023, we scraped together enough for a freezer trailer to move bulk meat, but it was never built for deliveries especially of things like our pasture raised eggs.
As weāve grown, so has the need to partner with chefs and markets, not just for steady income, but to utilize the whole animal. That only works with the right people.
For years, those partners drove long distances to us. It was time we met them halfway.
During the winter of 2024, on āmaternity leaveā with a newborn š
, I applied for grant funding to make it happen, and this refrigerated van is the result.
These programs are competitive and designed to help small farms build real infrastructure. Weāre proud to use every tool available to improve how we raise, handle, and deliver our meat an eggs. Little wins like this reach far beyond our farm.
This van means safer transport, better logistics, and stronger partnerships with chefs who value whole animal, locally sourced food, even when itās not the easiest option.
That matters more than people realize. Supporting local farms ripples through entire communities.
Weāre incredibly grateful.
And to the chefs choosing the harder road, thank you for believing in farms like ours.
Huge shoutout to our Jersey Shore route driver, Davidās Aunt Marie ā¤ļø A retired school bus driver and farm girl. The Meat Mobile is in excellent hands! šš¼ā¤ļø
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