Is it eatwild.com? (2 replies, last updated by Aromatherapy August 17, 2007)

48 now in the Philadelphia area), but any great recs will be welcome. I am also familiar with Lobel’s in NYC, but am looking for alternatives. I know about eatwild.com, but I know not all grass-fed sources are equal and I... (3 replies, last updated by Miss Needle November 6, 2009)

and health of their animals and their customers. there seem to be many such folks up in norcal. but after perusing the excellent website "eatwild.com" it appears our choices in this part of the world are highly limited. perhaps... (0 replies, last updated by karnow May 24, 2007)

Anybody know where to get a good, naturally-raised goose in the St. Louis area? I checked eatwild.com, but it doesn’t seem like anybody closer than Leesburg has a goose for sale. Help. I would really rather not buy from the... (4 replies, last updated by robertrdcn November 24, 2009)

Hey John, I’ve been looking for a good butcher as well – so If you ever find one, post it here. I’ll do the same. I found this website in an article I was reading on grass-fed beef. http://www.eatwild... (1 reply, last updated by foggy September 22, 2006)

The website www.eatwild.com lists a number of small, California grass-fed meat producers, many of whom are on the North Coast. Perhaps if you contact sopme of them, they can sell direct and/or advise you about where their... (5 replies, last updated by Stan June 27, 2007)

http://eatwild.com/ (4 replies, last updated by delk September 29, 2009)

and poultry is the best and better for you. You can get the grass fed beef and chicken at For the Good of It on Jefferson St but it is so darn expensive. You can also go to eatwild.com to find alot of things and places to go in... (1 reply, last updated by lalopez July 4, 2009)

The link below may be of help. What are you looking for in terms of an amount? What are you going to do with it? You also might visit some of the bigger farmers markets and see what you turn up. http://www.eatwild... (3 replies, last updated by AAQjr May 29, 2009)

. Perhaps he can recommend something for you. http://users.rcn.com/eatwild/sched.htm (3 replies, last updated by JMF May 12, 2008)

on EatWild mentions their newly-laid eggs for $3/doz, which is a dollar more than the ones at Marino’s, which are organic. (3 replies, last updated by Aromatherapy January 9, 2005)

Sounds like you are looking for experience with specific farms, but if you haven’t yet checked out eatwild.com.... http://www.eatwild.com/products/index.html (6 replies, last updated by Ellen May 6, 2007)

http://www.eatwild.com/products/california.html (6 replies, last updated by foodiemahoodie November 22, 2009)

I’ve checked the eatwild and local harvest websites, but I’d prefer to get a recommendation for a farm near Cincinnati to get a top quality turkey. Maybe someone at Findlay market? I want to get it from the person who... (5 replies, last updated by Diane in Bexley September 24, 2009)

It might be easier, and probably cheaper, to buy directly from a farm. But that might also depend on how large an animal you want. An entire 800 pound cow isn’t as common as a suckling pig. www.eatwild.org has a directory. (7 replies, last updated by Will Owen September 2, 2009)