Welcome to Clearview Farms!

         http://www.gastongazette.com/mom-and-pop-farming-on-the-rise-in-our-area-1.435068 

Clearview Farms is a family owned farm where we raise our animals gently & kindly: without antibiotics or hormones Natural.

We raise CHICKEN,  LAMB, PORK, & Rabbits.We also sale grass-fed beef &FREE RANGE EGGS.

Our animals are FED NON-GMO GRAINS except Rabbits ( they are fed all vegetarian diet).

We are now doing some vegetables. Some are grown in the soil and some are hydroponically grown.

We are good stewards of the land, recycling, reusing, & composting as much as possible right here on the farm.

Since our egg laying chickens are free ranged, our eggs are high in Omega 3 & taste Fantastic! 

We continue to renew our flock to keep healthy productive chickens and eggs. When the egg layers are no longer productive we sell them to those who want that type of chicken. Just let us know.  

here is a recent article published about our farm:

http://www.gastongazette.com/mom-and-pop-farming-on-the-rise-in-our-area-1.435068



PRE-ORDER BY SENDING US AN EMAIL WITH YOUR ORDER AND I WILL RESPOND. IF YOU DO NOT RECEIVE AN EMAIL BACK FROM ME THEN I DID NOT GET YOUR ORDER.

 CLEARVIEWFARMS@BELLSOUTH.NET

We would like orders as soon as you know. I realize I can't always get my newsletter out by Thursday so I will extend the cut off time to Friday 6pm.

The CHICKENs & RABBITs are processed here on the farm. We are North Carolina Inspected.

NO ACID WASH IS ON OUR CHICKEN, RABBIT, PORK, OR LAMB.

 NON-GMO Large Breasted chickens are tender and juicy. We have many cuts to choose from whether you want to roast, stew, or grill.

RABBITS: whole or cut-up whole & 1/2 rabbit cut up & rabbit Liver

The lamb is pastured and lean.

The PORK is pastured &  lean .

The  Beef is pastured so they have access to a variety of healthy foods. They are NOT grain fed.

Cheese comes from North Carolina in Ashe County. The butter is made by Amish. 

 Please contact us anytime (during normal business hours)! We look forward to hearing from you!

Farm visits are welcomed and encouraged but we do need for you to make an appointment since we work 7 days a week. We want to have time to spend with you.