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Organ Meat Status

written by

Marie Reedell

posted on

October 8, 2020

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Don't waste - eat the whole beast. Plus, the organs are packed with major nutritional value!

Here's the status of bones and organs as of today. What we can sell, what our processor doesn't do, and what the USDA doesn't allow.

BEEF 

(shop for beef bones and organs here)

  • Beef Adrenals - in stock
  • Beef Bones - in stock 
  • Beef Blood - not allowed by the USDA
  • Beef Brains - our processor doesn't do it
  • Beef Eyes - our processor doesn't do it
  • Beef Heart - in stock
  • Beef Intestines - our processor doesn't do it
  • Beef Kidney - in stock
  • Beef Liver - in stock
  • Beef Lungs - our processor doesn't do it
  • Beef Soup Bones with Meat and Marrow - in stock
  • Beef Spleen - in stock
  • Beef Testicles - our processor doesn't do it
  • Beef Thyroid - not allowed by the USDA because of Mad Cow Disease
  • Beef Thymus/Sweetbreads - our processor doesn't do it
  • Beef Tongue - in stock
  • Beef Tripe/Stomach - our processor doesn't do it
  • Canoed Beef Marrow Bones - in stock
  • Cow Head - too big to deliver
  • Knuckle Bone - included with our beef bones
  • Ground Beef Heart - the farmer cannot sell this on a regular basis because there’s usually not enough of the whole beef heart to make ground
  • Ground Beef Kidney - the farmer cannot sell this on a regular basis because there’s usually not enough of the whole beef kidney to make ground
  • Ox Tail - in stock
  • Sliced Beef Marrow Bones - in stock


POULTRY 

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  • Chicken Blood - not allowed by the USDA
  • Chicken Feet - in stock
  • Chicken Gizzards - not selling
  • Chicken Heads (brains and eyes included) - not selling
  • Chicken Hearts - in stock
  • Chicken Liver - in stock
  • Chicken Lungs - our processor doesn't do it
  • Chicken Neck and Back - in stock
  • Chicken Spleen - our processor doesn't do it
  • Turkey Blood - not allowed by the USDA
  • Turkey Feet - not for sale, the farmer uses these for turkey broth
  • Turkey Gizzards - not selling
  • Turkey Heads (brains and eyes included) - not for sale, the farmer uses these for turkey broth
  • Turkey Hearts - in stock
  • Turkey Livers - in stock
  • Turkey Neck and Back - not for sale, the farmer uses these for turkey broth
  • Turkey Spleen - our processor doesn't do it

    PORK 

    (shop for pork bones and organs here)

    • Pork Blood - not allowed by the USDA
    • Pork Bones - in stock
    • Pork Ears - not selling
    • Pork Feet - in stock
    • Pork Head (brains and eyes included) - not selling
    • Pork Heart - in stock
    • Pork Intestines - our processor doesn't do it
    • Pork Kidney - in stock
    • Pork Liver - in stock
    • Pork Lungs - our processor doesn't do it
    • Pork Skin - in stock
    • Pork Stomach - not selling
    • Pork Tail - in stock
    • Pork Tongue - in stock
    • Pork Spleen - our processor doesn't do it
    • Smoked Pork Jowl - in stock

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