MeadowBlend Farm
Contact
Glenn Hochstetler
(574) 453-8234
8794 N. Harper Road, Leesburg, IN 46538
meadowblendfarm@gmail.com
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We are a family farm in Leesburg, Indiana. We raise chickens, sheep, and beef for meat - all pasture raised! We raise grass-fed and grass-finished beef and lamb. Our meat birds and laying hens are free range and get non GMO feed.
Our mission is to provide our community with the healthiest, highest quality and best-tasting food, using only wholesome, naturally slow, humane methods of raising our products that respect the earth, the environment and the health of our customers while providing a framework that supports our family’s values.
Our farm is solely grass-fed in the summer and the animals get hay in the winter. The laying hens and meat birds get a special mix of locally sourced, non GMO grain as well as being outside. All of our meats get processed at a local state inspected butcher.
Products
Beef
Chicken
Eggs
Lamb
Hours of Operation
Meadow Blend Farm Store hours for order pick-up. Please schedule a pick-up time before arriving.
We also offer delivery to Warsaw, Goshen and Fort Wayne, IN.
Monday through Saturday: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm
Sunday: CLOSED
Where to Buy
Our Farm Store at MeadowBlend Farm
YLNI Farmers Market, Fort Wayne, IN
Additional Information
Glenn Hochstetler grew up farming, but transitioned into sustainable farming in adulthood, because he was and still is extremely disappointed with the conventional way of farming. So often poultry is raised in confined, polluted areas where disease is the norm. That is why big producers load the poultry with medications including antibiotics. The conditions flocks of poultry are subjected to in big farms nourished his desire for a more natural way to raise poultry. Grass-feeding animals provides more essential vitamins and omega-3 fatty acids and is also cleaner and more natural. Raising animals in open fields not only offers more nutrients, it is also humane.
All of our animals enjoy the outdoors. We rotationally graze so that both the land and animals can be beneficial for each other.