Heartstone Farm

Fajita Meat

Fajita Meat

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Heartstone Farm

Fajita Meat

Fajita Meat

1 lb

Regular price $25.00
Regular price Sale price $25.00
SALE Sold out

Fit for a Family Fiesta

We've made a ready-to-cook cut for Fajita Night at your home. Carefully trimmed from our grass fed and finished skirt and flank steaks. Marinate and toss into a hot skillet with all your fajita fixings and you'll have a sizzling hot meal in minutes.

Why Heartstone Farm Fajita Meat is Better: 

  • No Antibiotics or MRNA Vaccines: We prioritize the well-being of our cattle and the purity of our beef, guaranteeing no antibiotics or MRNA vaccines are used at any point. This dedication reflects in the clean, authentic taste of our meat.
  • Expertly Dry-Aged for Enhanced Flavor: Our fajita meat is dry-aged for 14 days by our skilled butchers, a meticulous process that intensifies the natural flavors and tenderness of the meat.

Cooking Suggestions: Marinate & Stovetop/Sear, Grill

    Details

    • 1 lb
    • 100% grass fed and finished on our farm in Maine
    • All natural. No antibiotics. No hormones.
    • No mRNA vaccines
    • 14-day dry aged
    • USDA Inspected
    • Flash frozen and wrapped in air-tight Cryovac - will last 12 months in your freezer

    Shipping

    RATES & AVAILABILITY:

    Free delivery on orders over $129. 

    $19.95 on orders under $129. Minimum order $75.

    We ship to these states: AL*, AR*, CT, DE, DC, FL, GA, IA*, IL*, IN, KY, MA, MD, ME, MI*, MO*, MS*, NC, NH, NJ, NY, OH, PA, RI, SC, TN, VA, VT, WI*, WV.

    *Not all areas are served in states with an *. Check your zip code using the tool above.

    CLICK HERE for a map of our shipping areas and more delivery information

    HOW DO WE SHIP YOUR ORDER?

    Ensuring you receive a quality product you will love is our top priority. We carefully pack and ship your order frozen so it arrives in perfect condition. Until we pack your box, our product is kept in freezers at 0 degrees.  We use dry ice and compostable insulation to keep your order frozen and safe on its trip from our farm to your table. All of our packaging can be composted or recycled (no styrofoam). 

    You will receive an email with your tracking number when your order ships.

    FAQs

    Q: Are you organic?

    Everything we do on the farm is consistent with organic standards and practices, however we are not "certified" organic. This is a choice we've made due to the costs of getting certified. Our practices include no antibiotics, no chemical fertilizers, and, of course, no feed except for grass. The chicken from Tide Mill Farm is certified organic by MOFGA. The pork from Serendipity Farm - similar to our beef - is not certified organic but is raised to organic standards.

    Q: Is Heartstone Farm's beef more expensive than conventional beef?

    Our beef tends to be a bit more expensive than conventional beef, but we believe that the benefits are well worth it. Our stew meat is not only more nutritious, but it's also raised sustainably and humanely on our own farm. We strive to keep our prices as competitive as possible, while still ensuring that our animals are treated well and our customers receive the highest quality meat. For more, read this blog article.

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    Making sure our customers are satisfied is a core value of Heartstone Farms. If you're not completely satisfied - we'll take care of you. We'll either replace your order or issue you a refund. You have my word.

    Farmer Dan Signature

    How we raise our cattle at Heartstone Farms

    Our cattle are raised the right way — out on pasture, the way nature intended. They spend their days grazing on grass in the fresh air, on our 500-acre farm and with trusted partner farms that share our values.

    When winter rolls around, they’re fed the hay we harvest ourselves during the summer months — it’s all part of raising strong, healthy animals without shortcuts.

    Then, when it comes time to finish, we feed a carefully balanced natural grain ration that helps build marbling and flavor. That extra care at the end results in beef that’s more tender, more flavorful, and more consistent — without ever compromising on animal welfare or integrity.

    You might see “grass-fed” in the grocery store, but the truth is, most of that beef comes from industrial systems that finish cattle on corn in crowded feedlots — and still slap “grass-fed” on the label.

    There’s also a strong chance it didn’t come from an American pasture. That’s exactly why knowing your farmer matters—because purchasing right-sourced beef supports local farms, ensures transparency, and reinforces the values your customers expect.

    We believe in knowing your farmer, knowing your food, and doing things the right way — even if it’s harder.

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