Got Pork? Beginning 18 February 2012, Bartlett Farm has pork by cuts or halves in the freezer for retail sale anytime, which can be delivered with your other products or shipped.

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Cow-Share Dairy Products
Gain access to a regular supply of your very own, farm fresh, naturally raised, non-GMO, Jersey cow milk, cream, butter or cultured dairy from your own cow-shares by purchasing a share in a real cow. Cow-share owners receive this high quality nutrient-dense milk for only about $6 a gallon.
Bartlett Farm Dairy Herd Management
Frequently Asked Questions about Cow-Shares 
Why is local raw milk the most healthy, best tasting, and safest milk?
Chart comparing conventional, organic and raw milk. 
Is it possible to get raw cream or butter using cow-shares? Use the Order Form and check the boxes.
Atlantic Monthly article explaining the tastes of butters.
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Meat Chickens and Turkeys
Now taking orders for 2012 pastured broiler chickens and turkeys.  Stewing hens are available now.
Raspberries & Raspberry Plants
We pick them for you between late July and mid-August.  Some frozen raspberries are also available. Sold in pint clam-shell containers. Plants best to transplant in early spring. We have the Turtle Mountain variety, which thrive in this region.
Suggestions: Make your own jam. Eat on ice-cream.  Eat fresh with fresh cream. Freeze to have all year long.
        
Pastured Pork  (Beginning 18 February 2012, Bartlett Farm has pork by cuts or halves in the freezer for retail sale anytime, which can be delivered with your other products or shipped.)
Our locally grown, naturally healthy pork is raised without growth hormones, antibiotics, or chemical stimulants. One whole hog provides approximately 137 lbs of pork for $573.40 cut and wrapped, which is about $4.20/lb with minimal bone or fat. Curing of hams & bacon is typically an additional 50 cents per pound. Halves are available too. If you are an adventurous cook and want more value per pound, ask for the head, feet, heart, liver, kidneys, tail, soup bones and lard. Then the price is less than $3.28/lb. www.BartlettFarm.us 701-263-4574. $150 deposit will hold a half hog, $300 will hold a whole hog.

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Eggs
Soy, corn, and GMO free eggs from pastured heritage breed laying hens. On farm pickup or ask about delivery.  What are the health benefits of eggs from pastured hens?


Goat-Share Dairy Products
Our goats provide a supply of goat milk 8 to 10 months each year, which we have used for drinking, cooking, yogurt and cheeses.  Would you like to have fresh, naturally produced goat milk?  
Suggestions: Add raspberries with a little sweetener to goat milk yogurt for an excellent snack.
Goat Meat
We have alfalfa and hay fed, naturally raised chevon (7-12 months old) or cabrito (<7 months old).  No artificial growth hormones are used.  You can take them home alive or we can have them processed for you.  To ensure availability, please order 12 months in advance of the desired pick-up date.  Deposits are required.
 
Strawberries & Strawberry Plants
These strawberries are very sweet, adapted to our local area, are grown without pesticides, and from everbearing plants. We hope to have fresh fruit available June to September, some frozen berries are available.  Plants available from early spring to late fall.
 
 
Fill your freezer!  Split halves, halves, and whole beef is sold by the live weight plus local state-inspected plant processing charges.  You'll never go back to greasy store bought hamburger after you've tasted this lean tasty beef!
 
Corn
We grow the popular Peaches & Cream sweet corn in for sale in the fall. We sold 150 dozen in one day one year between the Bottineau Farmers Market and selling at Sawmill Corner, then froze about the same quantity to keep our family through the year.  Let us know early in the spring if you want more than a few dozen.  Corn is one of the first crops we plant. We also plant some other varieties like Northern X-tra sweet corn so let us know if you have a favorite short season variety!
 
Baked Goods
Whole wheat bread, whole wheat buns, raspberry muffins, strawberry muffins, and whole wheat bagels.
Suggestion: Try a fresh bagel toasted with home made butter and raspberry jam!
 
Jams
Raspberry and strawberry jams made with sugar. Raspberry and strawberry jams made with honey or without seeds can be special ordered.
Suggestion: Jams can be stored for a year or two, therefore it is practical to stock up.
 
Herbs (Kitchen & Medicinal)
Lemon balm, lavender, oregano, thyme, basil, catnip, peppermint, elecampane, chamomile, parsley and others are available fresh each fall. We dry these also for availability at other times.
 
Firewood
We have aspen, ash, oak and elm firewood.  We can sell and deliver by the cord or armful. We cut and split mostly in the early spring and late fall.

Firewood price: $100/ cord aspen. $200/cord if ash & oak. Sold out for 2012.

 
Diamond Willow
A great wood for walking sticks, lamp stands, hand railings and other projects where the attractive red, white and diamond features are desired.  You are welcome to come to our farm and select the sizes and shapes that best fit your project or let us know what you are looking for and we can send it to you.
Bluegrass and Gospel Music
The Bartlett Family Band consists of Jonathan on banjo, Peter on guitar, Andrew on mandolin and Jim on acoustic bass. They have been playing traditional and Gospel bluegrass music for a variety of public and private events since 2004, and would be happy to play for your event.  
 

 
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