| Fuller Mountain Farm |
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| Crocus and daffodils are starting to bloom, and our tulips have popped up, on their way to being beautiful blooms in a very short time! Everything is greening up and spring is definitely in the air! Our Farm Store will be open weekends starting April 30. |
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| We’ve welcomed some new baby chicks to our farm! Little fluffy pieces of sunshine, peeping happily under heat lamps. Barred Rock, Rhode Island Red, Buff Orpington…when they’re old enough to join the hen house, we’ll have more beautifully colored, yummy eggs! |
| Just in time for Spring celebrations and summer barbeques, we have “late lamb”/ early mutton available. Two of our almost-2 year old sheep (considered “late lamb”) were processed at the USDA facility south of Middlebury. The meat will be available fresh for the next week and then will be available frozen as long as supplies last.Our grass-fed lamb is raised 100% on sustainably grown pastures, supplemented with fresh vegetables grown here on the farm. We do not use hormones or antibiotics. It is lean, tender, and delicious! The butcher does a wonderful job, and all packages come inspected, labeled with cut and weight, and are vacuum-sealed. All meat is available for immediate on-farm pick up. Just place an order by email (info@fullermountainfarm.com) and we’ll confirm with you and arrange payment and pick up. |
 Bone-in Whole Leg Roast Sizes from 4.6 – 7 lbs. |
 Bone-in Loin chops Packaged individually, weights ranging from .68 – .74 lbs. |
 Fancy Riblets Ranging from 5 – 7 lbs. |
 Sweet Italian or Chorizo Sausage. Each lends delicious and complex flavors to sauces, curries, risottos and pastas. Four large links, approximately 1 lb per package. |
 Bone-in Shanks |
 Ground lamb for kebobs, curry, eggplant moussaka! 1 lb. packages |
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| Guess what else is coming soon? Beautiful tulips in so many lovely colors! And delicious fresh spring greens…baby lettuce, tender spinach, crisp chives! Spring salads are calling our names! Opening Day for the season will be Saturday, April 30. Watch for more information coming soon! fullermountainfarm.com info@fullermountainfarm.com |