Great River Maple
“We like our sap to stay extremely fresh – if the sap clouds over it affects the flavor, so we like to keep our sap clear as water,”
Garnavillo, IA
Beeler's Pure Pork
Type: Farm
Produces: Pork
Location: Le Mars, Iowa
Miles from Coop: 294
For 6 generations – since Great-Grandpa Beeler came over from Germany in 1846 – the Beeler family of Le Mars, Iowa, has raised happy pigs.
Their Heluka® breed and method of farming focuses on keeping their hogs stress-free: raising them with compassion, plenty of access to spacious bedded areas and sunshine, vegetarian feed, and no antibiotics or hormones.
Beeler's Pure Pork Products
Checkout these great products from Beeler's Pure Pork
Products available in store and online. Limited selection online.
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