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Good Shepherd Farm has pasture raised meat products in Dillsboro, Indiana
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#C57D3C
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Good Shepherd Farm is a small, owner-operated farm in Dillsboro, Indiana, offering pasture-raised meats and in-home dog training. Owner Amanda draws on her background as an animal keeper and trainer, including 15 years of experience, to support the farm’s focus on responsible animal care. The farm manages its operations with regenerative agriculture and local ecosystems in mind.
Its meat offerings include pasture-raised Cornish Cross chickens, available seasonally from May to October, and Berkshire pork. Chickens live outdoors in mobile coops moved regularly across pasture, where they can forage alongside receiving supplemental feed. They are sold whole, by presale, for on-farm pickup. Pork is available by reservation as a half or whole pig, with typical butchering and pickup in October or November.
Good Shepherd Farm also provides dog training in Greater Cincinnati, Northern Kentucky, and southeastern Indiana. Sessions take place in clients’ homes and can address basic obedience, behavior concerns, puppy or new-dog training, and lifestyle planning for dogs and their people.
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