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Grano ManagedShelburne
Last updated October 2026
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A family-owned hilltop farm in Shelburne, Massachusetts raising USDA certified natural grass-fed beef from heritage breed cattle, with pastured pork, honey, eggs and maple products. Sold direct and through Clarkdale Fruit Farm in Deerfield and River Valley Market Coop in Northampton and Easthampton.
What we are: Farm
What we offer: Meat & Poultry · Eggs · Honey · Other Beverages
River Valley Co-op
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Clarkdale Fruit Farms
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River Valley Co-op
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What we make
Spun Honey
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Pastured pork
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Raw honey
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Grass-fed beef
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Maple syrup
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Maple cream
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Eggs
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- River Valley Co-op330 N. King St, Northampton, MArivervalley.coop/
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Clarkdale Fruit Farms
Deerfield, MA
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Food Cooperative · Northampton, MA
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Their story
Shelburne has long been known for grazing animals and apple production due to its climate, soils, and elevation. During the late 1800s, Shelburne was the largest producer of dairy products in Franklin County; by the mid-1900s it was one of the largest apple producing areas in Massachusetts. The farm chose grass-fed…