Of the Land

Regenerative, Humane, Ecological Farming

Waukesha Service Area--ORDER AHEAD!!!

If you can't make it to the market, call or email ahead and the meat will be delivered on market day and stored safely in a freezer at Martha Merrill's Bookstore until you come! You might also consider a subscription, so that you don't have to call in every month. Meat subscriptions are highly customizable in terms of type of meat and budget. Call today for more information at 262-204-8181.

Click here for more information on Waukesha Farmer's Market  

Dog Days of Winter

We don't carry our fur coats with us, so broths and stews are most welcome now. We still have bones, shanks, and stew meats -- all waiting to nourish you in this cold! It is amazing how well the animals tolerate this cold. It is lambing season. The animals often do not come into the barn unless it is very windy, or near zero. Their body heat raises the temperature of the barn by 10 or more degrees! But, they still do like a warm treat of organic lentils and onions, though (for protein, energy, and immune support).

Get Your Stew and Broth Meats and Bones Here  

Partnership with Signature Spice Fusions

Signature Spice Fusions is another local small business. They mix their own unique spices. We highly recommend checking them out--a perfect companion to our meats! Not sure which one to get? Ask Scott at signaturespicefusions@outlook.com. He is the Founder, and can help you find the taste you are looking for.

Click Here to Go Their Website  

Meat Subscription/CSA

Experience the delight of curated meat selections through our subscription service, providing you with regular access to fresh, organic, and seasonal cuts that support community-shared agriculture. One share provides 1 person 3 meals per week for a month.

Meat Subscription/CSA  

Farm Help Needed!

Work is part time and flexible. Project work, typically on Saturdays, but you can work on your own during the week. Includes everything from moving hay to building things to equipment maintenance. We will match your interests, skill, and time. Chores are done twice daily - you can sign up for 1-2 days/week, morning or evening. You will not be paid what you are worth, but the work is better than going to the gym and very satisfying. If interested, contact us through contact page.

Contact Us  

Ozaukee REKO - https://www.facebook.com/groups/ozaukeereko.  Orders due Tuesdays, delivery EVERY Thursday at 6 PM in Blain's Farm and Fleet parking lot, Grafton.

West Bend REKO - https://www.facebook.com/groups/westbendrekoring.  Orders due Sundays, delivery 2nd and 4th Tuesday at 5:30 PM in parking lot just north of Stein's at 705 Wildwood Road, West Bend.

 Saturday February 14 - Whitefish Bay Library, 11AM - 2PM, 5420 N Marlborough Drive - https://www.wfbfarmersmarket.com/

Saturday February 21 - Waukesha, 9AM-1PM - Martha Merrill's Bookstore - 231 W Main St, Waukesha, Waukesha Winter Farmers' Market - Martha Merrell's Books, Toys and More

Sunday February 22 - Riverwest 11AM-3 PM - Amorphic Beer  located at 3700 N Fratney St- https://riverwestmarket.com/

Saturday February 28 - Port Washington 9 AM-noon, Inventors Brewpu,ington St,  Port Washington Wisconsin Tourism, Vacation, and Business Guide

Saturday March 14 - Whitefish Bay Library, 11AM - 2PM, 5420 N Marlborough Drive - https://www.wfbfarmersmarket.com/

Saturday March 21 - Port Washington 9 AM-noon, Inventors Brewpub, 305 E Washington St,  Port Washington Wisconsin Tourism, Vacation, and Business Guide

Saturday March 28 - Waukesha, 9AM-1PM - Martha Merrill's Bookstore - 231 W Main St, Waukesha, Waukesha Winter Farmers' Market - Martha Merrell's Books, Toys and More

Sunday March 29 - Riverwest 11AM-3 PM - Amorphic Beer located at 3700 N Fratney St- https://riverwestmarket.com/

Sunday April 12 - Riverwest 11AM-3 PM - Amorphic Beer located at 3700 N Fratney St- https://riverwestmarket.com/

Saturday April 18 - Port Washington 9 AM-noon, Inventors Brewpub, 305 E Washington St,Port Washington Wisconsin Tourism, Vacation, and Business Guide

Saturday May 16 - Port Washington 9 AM-noon, Inventors Brewpub, 305 E Washington St, Port Washington Wisconsin Tourism, Vacation, and Business Guide

Saturday, June 6 - Richfield Farmer's Market, 10AM - 1 PM, Richfield Nature and Historical Park, 1894 WI-164, Richfield, WI 53076, Richfield Farmers Market | Local & Fresh Goods

Saturday, June 27 - Richfield Farmer's Market, 10AM - 1 PM, Richfield Nature and Historical Park, 1894 WI-164, Richfield, WI 53076, Richfield Farmers Market | Local & Fresh Goods

Saturday, July 11 - Richfield Farmer's Market, 10AM - 1 PM, Richfield Nature and Historical Park, 1894 WI-164, Richfield, WI 53076, Richfield Farmers Market | Local & Fresh Goods

Saturday, July 25 - Richfield Farmer's Market, 10AM - 1 PM, Richfield Nature and Historical Park, 1894 WI-164, Richfield, WI 53076, Richfield Farmers Market | Local & Fresh Goods

Saturday, August 1 - Richfield Farmer's Market, 10AM - 1 PM, Richfield Nature and Historical Park, 1894 WI-164, Richfield, WI 53076, Richfield Farmers Market | Local & Fresh Goods

Saturday, August 22 - Richfield Farmer's Market, 10AM - 1 PM, Richfield Nature and Historical Park, 1894 WI-164, Richfield, WI 53076, Richfield Farmers Market | Local & Fresh Goods

Saturday, September 5- Richfield Farmer's Market, 10AM - 1 PM, Richfield Nature and Historical Park, 1894 WI-164, Richfield, WI 53076, Richfield Farmers Market | Local & Fresh Goods

Saturday, September 26 - Richfield Farmer's Market, 10AM - 1 PM, Richfield Nature and Historical Park, 1894 WI-164, Richfield, WI 53076, Richfield Farmers Market | Local & Fresh Goods

Saturday, October 3 - Richfield Farmer's Market, 10AM - 1 PM, Richfield Nature and Historical Park, 1894 WI-164, Richfield, WI 53076, Richfield Farmers Market | Local & Fresh Goods

When Anne and John (the Gray) got married, they dreamt of a farm.  Blooming where planted and taking advantage of a grandfather clause, they had vegetables, chickens, rabbits and bees on their suburban lot.

After many years of searching, waiting, and learning through urban farming, they purchased land in Cedarburg, WI. Now, they and their four adult children are happy stewards of 20 acres

Welcome to Of the Land Farm!

Our animals are pasture-raised.  Sheep and goats are grass fed and finished.  Poultry and rabbits are supplemented with certified organic, non-GMO feed.  Some are kept in movable "tractors" to protect them from predators.

We promote animal health through good living conditions and nutrition.  We do regular well checks, given them fresh pasture daily, and provide them with free choice minerals and a greater variety of plants in the pasture than is usual. On rare occasion, we use medications when natural remedies don't work so that a sick animal does not suffer or die unnecessarily. However, we are not certified organic

Our land has healed.  When we bought the land it flooded every spring.  This is no longer true.  We have planted trees to provide shade for the animals and provide homes to wildlife.  The variety of insects, animals and plants has greatly increased!

We raise chickens, ducks, turkeys, rabbits, sheep, and goats.  



WHY a Meat Subscription?

  • Locks in price and availability.
  • Discount for paying 6 or 12 months at a time.
  • Convenient –Pick up at farm, reko, or Farmer’s Market (currently River West, Whitefish Bay, Port Washington).
  • Full Customizable to include a variety of meats and sausages without having to shop around. (Includes beef and pork from like-minded local farmers if desired, rabbit, turkey and duck "in season")
  • One share equals approximately 3 meals per week for 1 person. However, one package may contain more than one meal (EX: 2 chicken breasts or one whole chicken is more than one meal for one person). Examples of one serving: ¼-1/6 whole chicken, ½-1/3 breast, 1 thigh, 2 drumsticks, or 3 wings; ¼-1/3 pound of meat from other species.
  • One share is about 5 pounds (EG 4-6 pounds, or 12-13 servings of meat) and occupies about the same freezer space as a gallon of milk
Share Examples (actual shares are highly customizable, prices may vary)Price per Share per Month
Chicken Only (whole and parts)$53.00
Chicken (about 80%) and Beef (about 20%)$53.00
Variety (about 25% goat, lamb; remainder chicken, beef, pork)$65.00
Gourmet (about 50% goat/lamb/duck/rabbit, about 50% chicken, beef, and/or pork)*$77.00
Gourmet (about 75% goat/lamb about 25% chicken, beef, and/or pork)*$90.00
Gourmet (100% goat/lamb) $100.00
Create Your Own Based on your needs


You Can Receive your Shares Via 

 Farmer’s Market (Whitefish Bay, Port Washington, Riverwest--Waukesha is pending sufficient demand
 Reko Ring (Steins in West Bend, Farm and Fleet in Grafton)
 Pick up at Farm
 Delivery (availability depends upon where you live and may include an additional delivery fee)



Discounts:   

     5% discount for 4 or more shares

     5% discount for paying for 6 months up front

     3% surcharge for paying with credit card

     5% discount on select special offerings throughout the year



All Prices as of  9/27/2025.  Subject to Change.


 SAUSAGE  Price per Pound
Cranberry Apple Summer Sausage (Turkey)  20.00
Shitake, Swiss Brats (Turkey)  18.00


Chicken Price per PoundUSDA Price
Whole (or cut into quarters)($6.75 if 3 or more)7.2510.96
Breast, Bone IN2 per package.000010.0010.67
Thighs2 or 4 per package9.5010.34
Drumsticks2 per package7.008.24


Specialty Meats Price per PoundUSDA Price
Whole Duck
11.0010.87
Frozen Turkey Wings - great for making soup!approximately 3.5 #/pkg$10.00 per package


ORGAN MEATS Price per Pound
Liver and hearts: Chicken7.00
Liver: Lamb, Rabbit, Goat, Chicken, Turkey - High in Vitamin A, iron, and protein8.00
Kidney, Goat or Lamb - High in B1, B2, B12, selenium and iron8.00
Heart: Chicken, Goat, Lamb, Duck, Turkey, Rabbit - High in minerals and protein6.00
Gizzards: Chicken, Duck, Turkey - High quality protein5.00
Lamb Testicle25.00


BONES for Broth - high in collagen, glutamine and electrolytes Price per Pound
Carcass: Turkey (average 4.5 pounds), Chicken (average 3.5)Turkey 3.50/#, 2.50/#
Soup Bones: Goat, Lamb7.00
Feet: Duck, Chicken  - limited supply!8.00
Necks: Chicken, Duck, Turkey5.00


LAMB
Price per PoundUSDA Average
Lamb, ShankAverage 1.1 pounds13.0014.47
Lamb Rib Chops2-4/package19.0023.22
Lamb Loin Chops2-4 per package19.0023.66
Lamb Spare RibsAverage 1.3 pounds13.0013.16
Lamb, Bone-In Roast1.8-2.8 pounds17.0017.00
Lamb, BONELESS Roast1.5-2 pounds20.0019.01
Lamb, Neck BonesLimited Supply10.0011.36
Lamb, Ground1 pound packages15.0015.77
Lamb, Stew1 pound packages16.0016.64


Goat
Price per PoundUSDA Average
Goat, ShankAverage 1.2 pounds14.0015.71
Goat Rib Chops4 per package18.0022.87
Goat Loin Chops4 per package20.0024.11
Goat Spare RibsAverage 1 pound15.0015.14
Goat, Bone-In RoastFew left, average 2 pounds18.0021.83
Goat Roast – BonelessAverage 2.4 pounds22.00
Goat, Ground1 pound packages16.0017.21
Goat, Stew1 pound packages15.0016.96


Whole Animals - not available at this time. $300 deposit, additional processing typically $100-$300Price per Pound (Live Weight)USDA Price
LambOrder in Advance5.004.96
GoatOrder in Advance5.155.18


We work hard to keep our prices below USDA average whole-sale price at time of processing when even ever possible. You know that your food has been raised humanely, with individual attention and enough space to help regenerate the land, attracting a great variety of butterflies, grass-hoppers, frogs, bugs and more. But, because we are a small operation, fixed costs are higher per animal. While we would love to sell at lower prices, we need to break even. When you pay a slightly higher price you are not only buying healthy food, but you are improving the Earth.

NOTE: When animals cannot be on pasture, animals are still given room to move about, and eat a combination of fresh plants taken from the pasture (if available), hay from our pasture, and certified organic feed.  Reasons to not be on pasture: too wet, too cold, too hot, period of high predation. 

All Prices as of 12/19/2025.  Subject to Change.

Tell us what you would like using one of the methods below.

We will contact you with the cost based on the actual weight of the items.  

Once you agree the order is correct, we can arrange for delivery and you can pay via:

Venmo  or Zelle
OR you can mail a check.  

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  • Cedarburg, Wisconsin, United States

If you want to order "a few" things - email us and let us know what you want. We'll take it from there! OPTIONS FOR PICK UP : - At the farm, by appointment - Farmer's Markets (see schedule) - At the Processor (if ordering whole animals) - Delivered (or other means) WE ACCEPT: Venmo, Zelle