Meadow Run Farm
Meadow Run Farm is a pasture based family farm in Lititz, Pennsylvania selling its own grass fed beef, pastured pork, lamb, chicken and turkey, plus raw milk and cheese from partner farms.
Meadow Run Farm is a pasture based family farm in Lititz, Pennsylvania, raising its own beef, pork, lamb, chicken and turkey without corn, soy, chemicals, hormones or antibiotics.
Cattle and sheep graze on pasture year round and are fed grass hay through the winter, while chickens and turkeys are raised on pasture with the farm's own homegrown grain. The farm describes its approach as beyond organic, aiming to produce nutrient dense food from land that heals and nourishes both the land and the people who eat from it.
Alongside its own meat and pasture raised eggs, the farm store also carries organic raw milk from 100% grass fed cows supplied by Oasis at Bird in Hand, and raw milk cheese made by Hilltop Meadow Farm. Customers can shop at the farm store in Lititz, a second location in New Ringgold, through pickup points across the area, or by home delivery within Pennsylvania, all ordered through the farm's own online store.
What they sell
- Grass fed beef
- Pastured pork
- Grass fed lamb
- Pastured chicken
- Pastured turkey
- Pasture raised eggs
- Raw milk
- Raw milk cheese
Plan your visit
- You can visit in person
- Delivers locally
From the community
4.9
From 42 Google reviews
The best experience. I will be coming back!
A great place to buy quality, pasture raised, chemical and hormone free meat and other products.
Outstanding selection of meats and poultry that are safe to consume (as compared to grocery store selections). Self checkout. Pay by cash, check out card. A terminal is available for use with cards.
This farm stand is aimed at the crunchy crowd. Imagine paying 8 dollars for a carton of large brown eggs in September of 2025. They have loose leaf tea, granola, oats, and frozen meats. All extremely pricey. I bought the eggs, I am picky about my egg quality; Especially for 8 bucks. The yolks were closer to yellow than orange (orange yolks indicate a healthy, protein and vitiman rich diet in a hen) and the whites were watery indicating they had already been sitting there some time. I was hoping I found a nice farm stand closer to home. But this ain't it. They only take cash or check so be ready to sacrifice a body part if you want something.
