Sycamore Farm

Going to slaughter in the next two weeks if anyone is interested I have a half and a whole steer available
5.50$ lb hanging weight and we pay for processing
770-367-4698❤️🥩🤠🐮🇺🇸

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Hey y’all we have been busy and it has been too long since we have posted ‼️ We have a whole steer🐮 and a whole 🐖 pig available if anyone is interested ❗️
Give us a call
This Spring we still charge
5.50lb hanging weight for beef
And a great deal of 3$ lb hanging weight for pork
Would love to help yall with beef or pork needs ‼️
Dont hesitate to give me a call with any questions
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770-367-4698

Delivered to Canton, GA, and Fayetteville, Ga.. Beef looked great!! Let us know if we can ever help you or have any questions.. 770 367 4978

She’s ready to go feed with me .

Merry Christmas from our Farm to You all ! We love and appreciate you guys and ALL your support . We hope you enjoy this day with family and friends enjoying what Santa brought you but most of all remembering our Savior !
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Food labeling is confusing. But do not be deceived!

When orange juice says it's non-GMO, please recognize that all oranges are non-GMO. The only potential GMO products in the USA are papaya, corn, alfalfa, soybeans, cotton, potatoes, squash, canola, sugar beets, and apples.

When organic milk is labeled antibiotic free, remember that all dairy products, including milk, are always antibiotic free. Same applies to meat.

Those bananas advertised as cholesterol free? That's because all bananas are cholesterol free.

When a jar of peanuts says it is made in a plant that processes peanuts just use your common sense and roll your eyes.

When a bag of apples says it is gluten free, remember that gluten comes from wheat.

When you see a Facebook post that talks about hormones in beef, please understand that an 8oz serving of beef has 2-3 nanograms of estrogen, an 8 oz serving of white bread has 136,080 nanograms of estrogen, and 8 ounces of soy flour has 342,468,000 nanograms of estrogen. All living things produce estrogen, it's just science.

When that carton of eggs says that they came from vegetarian fed chickens, don't forget that chickens are naturally omnivores.

So yes, eat healthy, but don't be swayed by deceptive advertising. Be informed.

No farms, no food. Know your farmers, know your food.
-Julia Blackburn

It’s been a while since we posted so we wanted to say …

So thankful for ALL of our customers that bought a side of beef this weekend . Andy drove all over the state of Georgia and Alabama this weekend . The support because you guys love Sycamore Beef means so much to us and our farm and we truly love and appreciate you all.
This is a half that fully stocked this freezer
Let us know if your interested in upcoming slaughter dates
770-367-4698




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Mr. David with his half of beef he ordered.. This is his 3rd time ordering from us . We are so grateful and appreciative for our return customers.. Give us a call if you think you might be interested or have any questions on ordering a whole or half steer .. (770)367-4698.. We both work other jobs if we don’t answer leave us a message or text and we will get back with you ASAP . All our meats are USDA inspected and vacuumed sealed to last .If you haven’t ordered this way , we can help walk you through the process. We would love to help you get real fresh quality beef, and let you taste the difference! Thank you 🤠🥩

Know what you’re buying. This picture has store beef(left), and farm beef(right). There is an obvious visible difference between the two! But the differences don’t stop there!

1. You may notice in the picture the color difference. The store bought is pumped full of additives and water. There isn’t a guarantee of where that beef came from either. Yes, it may have USDA label on it but as long as that animal was packaged in the US, it can be called a Product of the USA. The meat in the package is not from one single cow, rather scraps from multiple cows. It could have came from Argentina, Canada, or Brazil.

2. The beef on the right is darker and is farm raised beef. It is filled with more nutrients & flavor. The ground is also from one cow and not just scraps from multiple cows.

3. Buying your beef from a local Farmer/Rancher you are helping to buy a little girl dance shoes or a little boy baseball gear. Buying from the store just lines the pockets of the already wealthy meat packers. Let’s help each other. We help you eat healthy, you help us provide for our families.

Buy from a local ranch/farm!

Borrowed post from another farm.

I know it’s been awhile. I decided to join our local Sheriff’s Office, so the Academy owned me for the last three months for training. So it set us back . Now we are back in full swing, I pick up a steer Friday from the processor. We also have some pork if interested call 770 367 4698 or if you have any questions ..

Let's set the story straight with hormones in beef.

1. Hormones are naturally occurring in ALL living things, even plants.

2. There's 51,483,600ng of estrogen in 8oz of tofu (soy) and 3ng of naturally-occurring estrogen in 8oz of beef. 🤯

3. One birth control pill contains 35,000 ngs of estrogen

4. An adult female would have to eat 95.3 steers’ worth of beef per day (483 pounds each) to match her own daily production of estrogen.

5. Let's stop with the "meat and milk are full of hormones" propaganda and accept that they are SAFE AND NUTRITIOUS.

https://www.beefmagazine.com/beef-quality/hormones-numbers-stats-share-consumers

THE ROCK, GA. Yes, there really is a town named The Rock. Halfway between the west Georgia cities of Barnesville and Thomaston there is a community known as “The Rock.” How does a place inherit such an unusual name? The story begins before any of these towns existed. Americans began to settle this area of the Piedmont during the early nineteenth century. One of these early settlers was Dr. James Anderson, whose house is still standing today on Highway 36. Back then, the mail ran by stagecoach, and with no post office around in 1816, Anderson told the stagecoach driver, “Put my mail in the hole in that rock.” There was a giant boulder near his home that had a cleft in the side of it, perfect for keeping mail safe and dry until it could be retrieved by Anderson or others in the area. Whenever mail was addressed to “The Rock in Georgia,” it made its way to the hole in the rock close to Anderson’s home. After locals began traveling by buggy to the rock to get their mail, people began to refer to the town as “The Rock.” Though the boulder had to be blasted to make room for the highway, a remnant still remains with a plaque, designating it as the site of the “First Post Office at The Rock.” The town owes its name to this rock.
Thanks to Barney King of Moreland for this story.

We have spots available for 1/2’s and wholes . If interested call us at 770 367 4698 , all of our meats are vacuumed sealed and frozen so it will last well over a year , cut fresh and immediately frozen, it is USDA inspected and processed by Roanoke Processing. Our steers are all on grain for marbling and a better taste .. Quality guaranteed !! You can Taste the difference!! 5.25 a lb hanging weight that includes processing .. If you have any questions please call 770 367 4698 we would love to answer any questions. Pictures below are our meats sent in from happy customers and cuts from processors!! Thank y’all!!

Welcome to the farm new baby goats 🐐 ..

We ready for spring!!

Zinc builds immunity... eat good food... stay away from processed, fake or GMO food.

Hey y’all wanted to take the time to say thank y’all so much for the support and loyalty this past year
We are looking forward to all this NEW YEAR is going to have for us here at the farm

For BEEF 🥩 ….
We have a half and whole available for slaughter end Of January
Let me know who’s interested by texting or calling me
770-367-4698
And I can get you on the list
I got several boxes to make and will have those in brooks next week if anyone would like to add to that order for me to bring text or call me
We love and appreciate y’all

Fresh Beef and Pork Announcement 🥩🐷🐮🤠🇺🇸

I have a pick up day in Brooks tomorrow scheduled for people that have already ordered ! If any one else would like to pick up
Text or call me so I can get your order together
I would need to know by 5 pm today
I have another one scheduled for next week also

Farm is always available for pick up in the afternoon/evenings
By appointment only

Please let me know if I need to add orders
We have most everything in stock
Aside from a couple of cuts

I do have a couple of brisket left
and of course our boxes are available too.
Call me 770-367-4698

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas 🎄 ❤️