Wild Acres - Pequot Lakes, MN

GAME FARM

Quail, Pheasant, Mallards, Partridge, Geese and Wild Turkeys are available from day old to mature birds. We ship anywhere. Wild Acres hatch over 125,000 birds annually. Our birds are hatched out of our own stock of eggs to assure healthy chicks, strong fliers and the top quality we demand.

DRESSED OR SMOKED BIRDS:

Wild Acres will dress out any of the afore mentioned birds, for individuals, groups, or commercial establishments. We sell only the finest and healthiest birds, retail and wholesale. Please inquire for current prices and availablility.

For more information and to order, please contact Pat at 218-820-1257.

Whole Grain Milling - Welcome, MN

Organic (USDA Labeled). Delicious. "These products are processed as little as possible to get them into a usable form but retain their inherent goodness."

Wisconsin Organics - Thorp, Wisconsin

Really delicious whole milk mozzarella. A ton of character uncommon in today's world of industrial cheese.

Nothern Lights Blue - Ramsey County, MN

Delicious. I'm in the process of learning about their inputs, and philosophy. At this point it's just about the good flavor flave.... Put this on a four cheese pizza and weep.

Northern Waters - Duluth

Northern Waters

Spot on smoked products. Artisanal fish, and charcuterie, in Duluth? Yes. Great sustainable sourcing philosophy.

Rustica Bread, Minneapolis

Artisan method and quality. Slow rise. Hand work. Delicious. Old world bread knowledge. Best in the TC.

Pastureland Cooperative - Southeastern MN

I met Steve Young-Burns at Co-op Partners warehouse a few weeks back. He was wearing an Earlham sweatshirt and many good conversations start as a result of "the right shirt". He's an Ole too.

Pastureland is out on the grass fed limb. Their product has great butterfat content and flavor, and I anxiously await the seasonal variations which are bound to occur. Steve described the Co-op members as "pirate dairymen" and I love the image. Widely available in a co-op near you! Help bridge the farm to retail gap - who is your farmer?