Beeler's Pure Pork

Type: Farm

Produces: Pork

Location: Le Mars, Iowa

Miles from Coop: 294

Beeler Family

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.

Products available in store and online. Limited selection online.
 

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