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Walpole Valley Farms

Pasture-raised beef in Walpole, New Hampshire

Location
Walpole
New Hampshire
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via Eatwild directory
Grass-fedGrass-finishedNo GMOsPasture-raisedOn-farm pickup
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Walpole Valley Farms — pasture-raised beef producer in Walpole, New Hampshire
The farm

In their words.

Walpole Valley Farms is a pasture-based, multi-generational family farm nestled in the fertile Connecticut River Valley of southwest New Hampshire. We raise 100% grass-fed and finished beef and lamb, pasture-raised chickens, heritage turkeys, pigs, eggs, cashmere goats and heirloom vegetables. We also have a bed & breakfast, (The Inn at Valley Farms), where we welcome families to stay and learn about farming. We use holistic, sustainable farming practices. Our animals are management intensively grazed, meaning they are moved daily to new paddocks with long rest periods for the land. Cattle and sheep only consume grass, hay, and minerals that we provide, nothing else. In addition to pasture, we feed our poultry and pigs non-GMO grain from a local family farm. All our products are sold year-round directly to customers at our farm store Saturdays 10:00am-3:00pm and by appointment. We also have multiple harvest dates when you can pick up fresh pasture-raised chickens and turkeys on the farm. We welcome you to come and tour the farm at one of our regularly scheduled farm tours. We love to talk about food, farming, and strengthening our local food economy. See you soon!

Editor’s note

Walpole Valley Farms lists grass-fed, grass-finished, no gmos, and pasture-raised on their public-facing materials. These are the producer’s own claims; we do not independently audit them. Available locally in New Hampshire.

— PRB Editors
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Frequently asked

Common questions about Walpole Valley Farms.

Answered from the producer’s public-facing materials and the editorial record on this page. Anything unclear is best confirmed with the producer directly.

Where is Walpole Valley Farms located?

Walpole Valley Farms is based in Walpole, New Hampshire. The full editorial profile, including a map pin and contact info, lives on this page.

Does Walpole Valley Farms ship pasture-raised beef?

Not based on what they advertise publicly. Walpole Valley Farms offers on-farm pickup in Walpole, New Hampshire, but shipping is not listed as an option. Contact the producer directly to confirm.

Can I buy beef directly from Walpole Valley Farms in person?

Yes. Walpole Valley Farms offers on-farm pickup in Walpole, New Hampshire. Contact the producer to confirm hours and availability.

Is Walpole Valley Farms's beef grass-fed and grass-finished?

Walpole Valley Farms lists both grass-fed and grass-finished on their public-facing materials, meaning the cattle eat grass for their entire lives with no grain finish in a feedlot. We surface the producer's own claims; we do not independently audit them.

How can I contact Walpole Valley Farms?

Walpole Valley Farms can be reached via their website, phone, and email — full details are in the contact panel on this page. We don't intermediate the conversation: messages and orders go straight to the producer.

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Est. 2026 · An American Directory · Made in UtahVol. I · Last updated May 22, 2026