Kevin Caldwell
Owner
Sixth generation owner running the farm with his wife Kelly.
155 miles · Raw milk, butcher
Broadrun Farms is a sixth generation certified organic farm in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania selling grass fed milk and beef, raw cheese, pasture raised chicken, maple syrup and raw honey.
Broadrun Farms is a family run farm at Beaver Falls in western Pennsylvania, milking a 100 per cent grass fed herd and raising grass fed and finished Angus beef.
Maple syrup is tapped from the farm's own maples and raw honey comes from hives kept on the land.
A small farm store opens on Tuesday and Saturday afternoons, selling whole milk, beef, raw and conventional cheeses, eggs, honey, maple syrup and seasonal pasture raised chicken. Organic grass fed whole milk, lightly pasteurised and non homogenised, can be delivered weekly, and freezer beef is sold by the quarter, half or whole steer, frozen and boxed for collection at the farm.
4.8
From 31 Google reviews
My family has been getting milk from this farm for quite some time now, and it’s all around such a pleasant experience. The owners are so so nice and helpful, and the milk is delicious! Their prices are also very fair. You can tell they truly care about the community. It’s around a 30 minute drive for me and I make the drive weekly because the milk is worth it!
Wonderful people, great products.
We've acquired our 2nd year of a 1/2 side of beef and it is hands down the all around best meat we've found. Grass fed grass finished cows, a cute small farm, friendly people. This is how everyone should buy their food.
393 Concord Circle Rd, Beaver Falls, PA 15010
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We are now on our second 1/2 cow from Broadrun and their cuts of meat are fantastic. The steak is just amazing. Grass fed organic for less than what you’d pay for some of the cheapest beef at Costco. Just need a deep freezer to store it. I would highly recommend getting meat from them.
Been coming here for years. Our family really enjoys their raw milk! We also got a 1/2 steer and had great tasty meats that lasted us a good while! We occasionally get some raw honey and cheese as well. Support your local farmers and feel good knowing where your food comes from. They're a nice family with a wonderful business! -Heidi and Jim.
Bought a 1/4 cow. It is not good, I am throwing it out. Yes I would rather lose hundreds of dollars than eat this. I won't even give it to charity it is so bad. It has a strong smell while cooking, not putrid, but not right, almost sickly. Once cooked for 8 hours the smell/ taste was still there, I managed to get a bite or 2 out of pure spite before I threw it out. Thawed 4 more packs, all the same metallic sour smell, bad texture, blood clots, splatter and streaking in the fat, like they didn't even bled the cow. Cruel and unsanitary. Emailed the farm offering to bring them a steak so they can know what happened, didn't ask for anything just wanted them to experience this too. After trying to blame me for unsafe food handling they decided to tell me that is just how their beef tastes. I was a chef for 20 years purchasing organic grass feed beef from multiple farms for several restaurant I ran. This is by far the worst I have ever tasted.
Very nice family owned dairy farm. We get our raw milk and various cuts of meat, cheese and honey from here. Limited hours, Tuesday 5-7pm and Saturday 2-4 pm.
Wonderful milk, sadly we didn't buy any because you have to join the CARE program ($20/year) to purchase any at all. Heads up you also have to bring your own container for milk or buy a mason from them for 3.25. We bought some tasty grass fed+finished beef. Owners are very nice, we sampled the milk. If I lived closer I would happily have bought into the milk program. They also sell eighth of cows and partial pigs.
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