We promise to bring you Premium Natural meat that will make your “eating experience a pleasure. ” Family owned and operated from Farm to Table.
We balance the strict protocols of animal husbandry in harmony with our diversified crop production to maintain a holistic approach to ensure healthy soil, water, and air for today and tomorrow.
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Logan Family Farms
The Logan Farm was established in 1894 in Hempfield Township Irwin, PA. Freshness and ‘direct to you’ have always been the philosophy of the Logan Family evolving to today with home grown sweet corn, quality natural dry aged beef and Berkshire Black Pork. The Logan Family has always had a love of the land and a passion for agriculture!
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Order your holiday roasts
Order your holiday roasts. Offering Beef Tenderloins, Prime Rib Roasts, Briskets and Berkshire Pork loins, Rib Roasts & more. Good Eats to YOU!
How can you eat your COWS?
How can you eat your COWS? Logan Family Farms is indeed a Family Farm and very much hands on by each of us, Tom, my husband, me, and our two sons Ben and
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Tom and Joanne are the best. I only buy my red meat from them due to my kids having a rare auto-immune disorder that causes food allergies. They are so great as people and as farmers taking care of their animals and making a wonderful product.
Trina SparicoIncredible beef. I’ve had 2 pot roasts so far and I don’t ever want to go back to grocery store beef
Holly ToniniThey have the best beef around Western Pennsylvania. We go to the farm and buy beef from one of their packages. They are friendly and knowledgeable and helpful.
They give you tips and ideas, and recommend different cuts.. Folks you will not go wrong buying beef here. Better than the grocery stores! We have been buying beef here for a couple years now!
Mark DayJust had one of the infamous steak burgers up at the Ligonier farmer’s market and it was delicious! Will definitely look to be getting more meat from Logan Family Farms.
Donna Volland Duda
