we now deliver to 27 states!

We deliver and ship our beef, pork, turkey and chicken to customers from Maine to Florida and as far west as Missouri.

TELL YOUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY IN THESE NEW STATES - Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Kentucky, South Carolina, Tennessee, North Carolina, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana and Michigan

SEE IF WE SHIP TO YOU

SHIPPING AND DELIVERY FAQs

We carefully pack your order in compostable insulated packaging with dry ice, ensuring it arrives in perfect condition—fresh, frozen, and ready for your kitchen.

CAUTION: Do not handle dry ice with your bare hands. 

We use dry ice to keep your order frozen in transit. Dry ice is extremely cold (-109°F) and evaporates naturally, so it may be gone by the time your box arrives — but your meat will stay frozen thanks to our insulated packaging.

Your order is packed to stay frozen during transit, but some thawing — especially at the edges — can occasionally happen. As long as the meat is still cold to the touch (we call it "refrigerator cold" - 40°F or below), it's safe to refrigerate or refreeze. If the meat is fully thawed and warm, please contact us right away at 207-897-1780 (M-F 9-4) or by email at farmerdan@heartstonefarm.me.

If there’s any dry ice left in your box, do not touch it with bare hands. Leave it in a well-ventilated area at room temperature and it will evaporate on its own. Never put dry ice in the trash, sink, or toilet, and avoid storing it in a sealed container.

To better serve our growing community of customers, we’ve added a new shipping location in New Jersey. Our original facility in Maine had reached its limit, which was starting to slow down deliveries—especially to states like Virginia and Illinois.With our new location, we can ship faster and farther—including to places like Florida—while keeping everything frozen and fresh. This also gives us more time to focus on what matters most: raising and sourcing the highest quality meat from our farm and our trusted partners.Rest assured, we’re still based in Maine—and committed to the same values that brought you to Heartstone Farm in the first place.

We ship to these states: CT, DE, DC, IL*, IN*, KY, ME, MA, MD, MI*, NC, NH, NJ, NY, OH, PA, RI, SC*, TN*, VA, VT, WV.
*Not all areas are served in states with an *

Order Shipping Schedule

MONDAY: Ships this week

TUESDAY: Ships this week

WEDNESDAY (before noon): Ships this week

WEDNESDAY (after noon): Ships next week

THURSDAY: Ships next week

FRIDAY: Ships next week (starting Monday)

SATURDAY: Ships next week (starting Monday)

SUNDAY: Ships next week (starting Monday)

Please note: Holidays, weather, and order volume may occasionally impact shipping schedules.

Depending on your location, your order will arrive either the day after it ships, or two days after it ships.

Shipping is FREE for your order over $129 and always free for subscription orders.

Orders under $129 are charged $19.95 for shipping.
Minimum order is $75

You’ll receive an email with your FedEx tracking number as soon as your order ships.

In addition, you can CLICK HERE and enter your email and order number for up to date status of your delivery.

Yes! At Heartstone Farms, we put our money where our mouth is. We think you’ll love our meat and for that reason, we’re backing every order with our 100% Satisfaction Money-Back Guarantee: If you are unhappy with our service or our products for any reason, reach out to us, and we’ll either credit your account or issue a refund—whichever one you prefer.

we use dry ice to keep your order frozen

USE CAUTION WHEN HANDLING DRY ICE - DO NOT LET IT TOUCH YOUR SKIN

Dry ice is the key to keeping your order frozen on its journey to your home. We usually use 5-10 lbs of dry ice - and you will often find it's gone by the time it reaches you. That's because - over time - it sublimates (evaporates). However, if there is any dry ice remaining in your order when it arrives, do not handle it with your bare hands.

DISPOSAL OF DRY ICE

Leave it in a well-ventilated area at room temperature and it will evaporate on its own. Never put dry ice in the trash, sink, or toilet, and avoid storing it in a sealed container.