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23 Mar 2020

Indian Hill Product Availability

Indian Hill Product Availability

You may shop in store, order in advance, or request curbside service:
Email us at farm@green-acres.org
or call us at 513-891-4227 then press extension 1

Regular Hours: Tuesday – Friday 10:30-5, Saturday 9-1

Upcoming Events

Our annual plant and flower sale will be May 11, 2024 from 9am-1pm. A wide variety of vegetable plants, herbs, perennials, flowers, and bouquets will be available. Click here for more information!

Fresh Cut Flowers

  • Mixed Flower Bouquet ($20)

Leafy Greens and Herbs

  • Arugula ($6 per 1/2lb)
  • Baby Kale ($5 per 1/2lb)
  • Lettuce Mix ($5 per 1/2lb)
  • Spicy Mix Microgreens (Approx. $4 per container)
  • Arugula Microgreens (Approx. $4 per container)
  • Radish Microgreens (Approx. $4 per container)
  • Fresh Herbs (Chives, Oregano, Savory, Tarragon, Thyme $3 each)

Root Vegetables

  • Red Radishes ($3.50/lb)

Pasture Raised Meats and Eggs

    Pasture Raised Eggs, $6/dozen

    Our hens live outdoors on pasture, in a fully mobile chicken coop that is moved to fresh grass regularly. They are provided a corn and soy free supplemental feed. If you want to learn more about our mobile chicken coop, click here to see a video!

          Please note: All our meats are frozen.

            100% Grassfed, Grass Finished Lamb

            • Ground Lamb (1lb packages, $11/lb)
            • Stew Meat (1lb packages, $12/lb)
            • Leg of Lamb (bone-in avg. 3lb, $16/lb)
            • Shoulder Roast (bone-in avg. 3lb, $12/lb
            • Leg Roast (boneless avg. 2.5lb, $16/lb)
            • Loin Chop (4 chops per package, $20/lb)
            • Rib Chop (4 chops per package, $20/lb)
            • French Style Rib Roast (average 1lb each, $24/lb)
            • French Style Rib Chops (4 chops per package, avg. 1/2 lb, $24/lb)
            • Loin Roast (boneless avg. 1/2 lb, $24/lb)
            • Tenderloin (average less than 1/4lb $32/lb)
            • Shank ($8/lb)
            • Neck (whole, bone-in $8/lb)

            Lamb Offal:

            • Bones ($5/lb)
            • Liver ($5/lb)
            • Heart ($5/lb)
            • Kidney ($5/lb)

              100% Grassfed, Grass Finished Angus Beef

              • Ground Beef (1lb packages, $7.25/lb)
              • Beef Patties (1/3lb each, 3 per pkg. $8.25/lb)
              • New York Strip Steak (2 per pkg. $22/lb)
              • Ribeye (2 per pkg. $22/lb)
              • Sirloin Steak (2-4lb each, $12/lb)
              • Stew Beef ($10/lb)
              • Tenderloin (2/lb each, $32/lb)
              • Shank (4 per pkg. $8/lb)

              Beef Offal:

              • Raw Fat ($3/lb)
              • Tongue ($5/lb)
              • Kidney ($5/lb)

                  Woodland Raised Berkshire Pork

                  • Bacon (jowl, $12/lb)
                  • Shoulder Roast (approx. 2lb each, $12/lb)
                  • Chops (boneless $12/lb)
                  • Spare Ribs ($8/lb)
                  • Ground Pork (unseasoned, $7/lb)

                  Pork Sausages:

                  • Chorizo (1lb package, $7.25/lb)
                  • Smoked Andouille (Bratwurst size links, 4 per pkg. $10/lb) Sale – $7/lb

                  Pork Offal

                  • Rendered Lard ($18 per quart)
                  • Kidneys ($2/lb)
                  • Leaf Fat (for glorious biscuits and pie crusts $6/lb)
                  • Back Fat (Render for lard or make your own sausage $4/lb)
                  • Caul Fat (lacy net of fat, try wrapping around a lean cut like a loin roast or a whole chicken, to baste while roasting! $6/lb)
                  • Bones (Excellent for ramen broth – roast with onions, garlic, and ginger, then make your stock. $2/lb)

                      Pasture Raised Turkey

                      • Turkey Breast (bone-in skin-on, avg. 8-11lb each, $11/lb)
                      • Turkey Necks ($3lb)
                      • Turkey Drumsticks ($3lb)
                      • Turkey Wings ($3lb)

                      Pasture Raised Chicken

                      • Ground Chicken ($7/lb)
                      • Freedom Rangers heritage breed chickens – excellent foragers on pasture with superior flavor. Click here to learn more about Freedom Rangers.  (Whole, approx. 4lb each, $4/lb)
                      • Whole Chickens ($4/lb)
                      • Split Breast (bone-in, skin-on, $8/lb)
                      • Chicken Drum Quarter (Drum and thigh together, 2 pieces per pkg. $5/lb)
                      • Chicken Thighs (bone-in, skin on. 4 per pkg. approx. 2lb, $5/lb)
                      • Chicken Thighs (boneless, skinless, 4per pkg. approx. 1lb $7/lb)
                      • Chicken Drumsticks (4 per pkg. approx. 2lb, $3/lb)
                      • Chicken Backs (3 backs per pkg. $3/lb)

                      Chicken Sausages:

                      • Tomato Basil Chicken Burger Patties (4 patties per 1lb package, $7.25)
                      • Chicken Breakfast Sausage Patties (4 patties per 1lb pkg. $7.25)
                      • Links: Bratwurst, Sweet Italian, Hot Italian, Chipotle, or Chorizo (5 links per 1lb pkg. $7.25/lb)
                          29 Nov 2017

                          Glacier Survivors

                          Take a peek around our area and you may notice some evidence from our past. Ice age plants are among us and have persisted over the past 10,000 years since the last glacier left Cincinnati.  Many of these plants hit their evolutionary prime during the beginning of the Cenozoic era when mega-fauna, which includes mammoths and giant sloths, roamed freely across North America. The fruit attracted these very large animals that would then eat it whole, travel very far distances and go to the bathroom, leaving the seed to grow in a new place with a bit of natural fertilizer to help it along. However, many of the plants that relied on mega-fauna for dispersal went extinct at the end of the Ice Age.  That being said, there are a few that have persisted despite the changes in environment.  This type of plant is called an evolutionary anachronism, meaning it is out of place in its current time period. Plants like the Osage-orange tree, with its large “monkey brain” fruit found a way to survive despite the fact that there are no animals that can eat and disperse it that way it was intended. Other plants like the Honey Locust, with its large seed pods and huge thorns are remnants of a time when the tree needed to protect itself from the huge animals who brushed up against them. These trees help to remind us of our history and reinforce the fact that the only thing that is constant in our world is change.