September 10, 2011
Dear Friends and Customers:
Fall is in the air and we here at Em Brook trust 2011 has been a good year so far for you, our valued customer.
Again, this fall, we will have for sale our high quality natural finished beef. The first group should be available in October and all should be finished by the end of the year. Our prices this year will be $1.85 for whole beef, $1.95 for half of beef and split quarters at $2.10 per dress weight pound.
As always, we are working with Sipes in Everett (814-652-2714) to process your beef. Sipes will process your beef the way you want it. (click here for a beef cuts explanation and chart)
If you have not already reserved your beef for this year, please call anyone of us. Also, if you know of a friend or neighbor who would like high quality home grown beef, please give them our phone number.
| Rick and Barb |
814-733-4552 |
| Richie and Paula |
814-733-4068 |
| Ryan and Liz |
814-733-9101 |
We have just updated our information about our beef programs. We also welcome your emails (embrook@embarqmail.com) with questions or insights about our Purebred Angus programs.
Thanks for your time and patronage, you are always welcome at the farm!
Sincerely,
The Emerick’s
"Working in harmony with mother nature..."
Our direct sales of high quality natural finished Angus beef are produced in a grazing system where cattle graze their entire lives.
Em Brook Angus markets direct beef sales to a wide range of private customers throughout the mid-Atlantic area.
Em Brook Angus beef is born and finished naturally here at the farms on picturesque pastures. Our beef is rich in CLA and Omega 3. Working in harmony with mother nature, our beef is processed at its peak and dry aged for 10-14 days for full flavor, cut to your specifications and quick frozen. |
Direct from our farm to your fork...
- Buying meat directly from the farm means you know exactly where your food comes from, and how it's treated on the way from the fields to your plate.
- With increasing concerns being raised over food safety, farm-direct food sourcing is becoming a growing trend. If you know your farmer, you can trust the way your food is raised and prepared.
- Plus, buying locally-grown food is a great way to help the environment. The less distance it has to cover to get to you, the less fuel gets burned, and the less carbon dioxide goes into our atmosphere.
- We're always delighted to get to know our customers, and we'll be happy to show you around our farm at any time. We want you to see how much care and love we give our cattle, so you can trust the quality of the beef you’re eating!
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