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Know Where Your Food
Comes From

We as humans depend on the land, whether we live in rural or urban areas. We encourage you to know where your food comes from. At Meadow Creek Farms, we're passionate about providing quality, free range meat products direct to consumers.

Our product is as good as it gets. We raise our animals with the utmost attention and care, providing them with good quality forage and feed that is locally grown. Read
Our Story for full details on how we're different.

We believe sustainable agriculture is very important and that food taste and quality are an essential part of our food system. Many Alberta consumers today feel the same way and see the cost of good food as an investment in their family's health and well-being.

It has been proven time and time again that societies who rely on locally produced, unrefined primitive foods which include nuts, seeds, legumes, fruits, vegetables, whole grains, meat and fat and proteins from animals and seafood bring people better physical and mental health. Visit our Resources section for information on a variety of complementary health and wellness topics.

NEW! Farm Fresh Eggs

Farm fresh eggs are now available for
$3.00 / lb. Call Mandy at
1-780-650-2047 for more details.

IN THE NEWS
Feb 2012 ~ Misleading packaging information being changed on "natural" product.

Read the article on CBC's website

NOW TAKING ORDERS for 2012

Mandy is currently taking pre-orders for the following free range products:

- Pork
- Beef
- Chickens
- Turkeys
- Vegetables
- Farm Fresh Eggs

Download order form

Why pre-order?
It’s simple: To save YOU money. Mandy can maximize cost efficiency in her farm operations and pass those savings on to you. By pre-ordering, you are also supporting local Alberta food and the sustainability of small, healthy free range farms that operate through spring, summer, fall and winter!

Free Range Beef vs.
Commercial Feed Lot Beef

Our Beef at Meadow Creek Farms are raised slowly and naturally.

They are fed on large rations of forage and hay and a moderate amount of non-desiccated grain. We do not give more grain than the animals' bodies can handle and therefore the animals do not get a condition called acidosis in their bellies. Commercial feed lot animals require feed supplements for the animals to digest all the grain they are given.

Our finished product is lean, natural and very tasty!

Take a moment to read this informative article from SustainableTable.org

Page updated Jan 25, 2012

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