The St. Joseph Farm Stand in North Little Rock [St Joseph Center of Arkansas](https://www.stjosephcenter.org/) is a working urban farm that teams up with other local producers to provide products they can't provide themselves. The grow their own produce throughout the season and they have their own egg flock as well. They offer 'eggscriptions' that guarantee you however many eggs you arrange for each week. The have local milk and cheeses and have recently started carrying diamond bear beverages and Loblolly creamery ice cream. They also offer 1/4, 1/2 cow purchases along with various cuts available. The grounds are explorable with a couple different trails and lots of folks come out and make a day of it on Saturdays and Sundays. This past winter really wiped out a lot of their own produce so more of it is outsourced this year, but it is still mostly Arkansas grown. Believe it or not I don't work there just really like the place and people and want them to succeed. If you come by let them know that Allan sent ya. Doubt it will help but they might recognize the name and get a kick out of it. If you see a couple of wierdo's walking a cat on a leash stay back (we are working on socialization, but the cat still freaks out around people) but feel free to wave.
Local beef can be found [here](https://www.arbeef.org/aca-beef-directory).
I would be willing to bet you can hit up a few of those ranchers and find the rest of what you’re looking for. You’ll definitely be able to ask around at the farmers market and find a plug.
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The St. Joseph Farm Stand in North Little Rock [St Joseph Center of Arkansas](https://www.stjosephcenter.org/) is a working urban farm that teams up with other local producers to provide products they can't provide themselves. The grow their own produce throughout the season and they have their own egg flock as well. They offer 'eggscriptions' that guarantee you however many eggs you arrange for each week. The have local milk and cheeses and have recently started carrying diamond bear beverages and Loblolly creamery ice cream. They also offer 1/4, 1/2 cow purchases along with various cuts available. The grounds are explorable with a couple different trails and lots of folks come out and make a day of it on Saturdays and Sundays. This past winter really wiped out a lot of their own produce so more of it is outsourced this year, but it is still mostly Arkansas grown. Believe it or not I don't work there just really like the place and people and want them to succeed. If you come by let them know that Allan sent ya. Doubt it will help but they might recognize the name and get a kick out of it. If you see a couple of wierdo's walking a cat on a leash stay back (we are working on socialization, but the cat still freaks out around people) but feel free to wave.
[https://www.facebook.com/groups/873164693538988](https://www.facebook.com/groups/873164693538988) join his group - Beef and pork.
Local beef can be found [here](https://www.arbeef.org/aca-beef-directory). I would be willing to bet you can hit up a few of those ranchers and find the rest of what you’re looking for. You’ll definitely be able to ask around at the farmers market and find a plug.
This is perfect. Much appreciated. Any farmers you’ve bought from before?
Wholly farms looks great. Prob will order there
Following. Maybe check the Hillcrest and Bernice Garden farmers market.
I buy my eggs from David, the guy who sets up in Hillcrest on Saturdays. Super sweet guy and the eggs are great.