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Little Blue's Farm

Grano Managed
Morton · Farm
Last updated October 2026

Family-owned farm in Morton, Illinois raising naturally raised beef, pork, chicken, and turkey without added hormones, steroids, or daily antibiotics. Operates cage-free and crate-free, selling bulk meat directly to consumers, schools, restaurants, and grocery stores across the Midwest since 2012.

What we are: Farm
What we do: Grow · Produce / Make · Sell Direct to Consumers · Sell Wholesale · Supply Restaurants · Supply Retailers
What we offer: Meat & Poultry · Eggs
Supplying to: Consumers · Restaurants · Institutions · Grocery / Retailers
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www.littlebluesfarm.com/
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What we make

Beef (eighth, quarter, half, whole)
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Pork (half, whole hogs, cuts)
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Chicken (whole, cuts)
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Turkey (cuts)
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Freezer bundles
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Grill packs
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Available for

  • ✓ Direct sales
  • ✓ Wholesale
  • ✓ Pickup

Where to find us

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Wholesale

✓ Available for wholesale
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Their story

Started in 2012 when the family left city life for a farm between Morton and Mackinaw to raise their own family of ten with meat raised to their own standards. Word spread, and they added properties, pork, chicken, and turkey while staying a small-scale family operation. Today they supply households, schools,…