UPDATED: Stock has gotten very low because of a lot of orders this week. I apologize for not having more for all of you during this time!

Due to the recent surge in interest in local food, we are getting a lot of requests for information about what is in stock at the moment. Unfortunately spring is usually the point of the year where we have the lowest inventory. I am going to try and keep this list updated with what is in stock right now, for fall orders you can head on over to our products page to see prices and details. As always you can either call, email or message us to order and arrange pick-up. If you require delivery, we may be able to arrange something, just drop us a line! Due to the pandemic we have made a few changes, first we are packing in only new plastic bags or cardboard boxes or you can purchase a new canvas bag for $7, secondly we would prefer to meet you outside when you come to pick-up your order.

Thank you to everyone that is supporting local businesses, we really appreciate it and hope it can continue!

Current inventory-May 25
LIMITED QUANTITIES
MEAT PRICES ARE BY THE POUND

Ground beef $9
Stewing beef $9
Tenderloin $29
Beef liver $6
Beef tongue $3 ONLY 1 LEFT

Smoked ham roast $10 ONLY 2 LEFT
Bacon $11 ONLY 3 LEFT
Smoked ham hocks $8 ONLY 2 LEFT

Lamb loin chops $18.75
Lamb leg roast $17 ONLY 3 LEFT

Eggs-Contact us info@welshhill.com or 613-283-2322

Calendula salve $15
Lip balm $5

Canvas shopping bags $7

Grass fed beef freezer orders-Sold out
Pastured pork fall orders-5 sides available for fall
Grass fed lamb-freezer orders available for February 2021

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