5 from 52 reviews across 3 farms
Organised lists 3 farms in Exeter, including 2 butchers and 1 farm shop. 3 deliver to your door.
Wild Harmony FarmMeat · Exeter4.9 (25 reviews)Wild Harmony Farm in Exeter, Rhode Island raises 100% grass fed beef, organic pasture raised pork and local pasture raised chicken, using regenerative farming practices that build soil health and put humane animal care first. Rotational grazing keeps the animals moving across the pastures, feeding the ground naturally as they go.
Everything is processed to order and frozen at its freshest, then sold through the farm's online store as individual cuts, bulk bundles and flexible subscriptions, with bulk beef, pork and chicken available by the share. Orders can be collected or delivered locally.Sanford FarmMeat · Exeter5 (14 reviews)Sanford Farm raises 100% grass fed and finished beef in Exeter, Rhode Island, rotating its Angus and Hereford cross cattle across 50 acres of pasture with no grain at any stage. In winter the herd eats hay the family has grown and baled on the farm for nearly 40 years, and the beef is dry aged before being cut at a USDA inspected facility.
The farm now focuses exclusively on beef, sold by the cut with no bulk requirement, alongside discounted whole, half and quarter shares. There is no shipping or delivery, so you collect at the farm, and the family happily offers tours if you want to see the place first.Hallene FarmFarm shop · Exeter5 (13 reviews)Hallene Farm is a small family farm in Exeter, Rhode Island, growing vegetables, flowers, plants and seedlings and selling them direct through its farm stand and online shop. The family focus on sustainable growing and team up with other local producers to add extras like mushrooms, cheese, eggs and honey.
The heart of the year is a summer CSA that runs for 10 weeks from June to August, with a weekly share of seasonal produce, anything from lettuces, beans and beets to tomatoes, corn and melons, collected pre packed from the farm stand on Thursday afternoons. Delivery is offered within a 10 mile radius, and flower and fall shares can be bolted on.Rebuilding the food system, from the farm up
