First, you can create an account through our website, choose Proximal 50 Life Center- Divide Location as your pickup location, and place your order online.
Your order will be available for pickup during P50 business hours on or after your designated pickup date.
You can pick up your order each Thursday through the following Wednesday, at your convenience.
Just yourself! Your order will be in the freezer down the hallway to the right as you walk through the entrance labeled with your name on it.
If you ordered eggs or other non-frozen items, they will be in a small cooler next to the freezer with your name on it as well.
Yes, just be sure payment arrangements are made ahead of time. You do not need to be a P50 member to pick up your order.
The order deadline is 2 days prior to the pick up date.
All meat items come individually packaged, vacuum sealed and frozen. Your items will always be packed in boxes or bags labeled with your name on it for your convenience.
Our farm is located 7 miles NE of Bismarck. You can see our farm from I-94 on the north side; we're just about 2 miles away from McDowell Dam!
Grass-finished means that our cattle and sheep are 100% grass-fed, raised on pasture from birth to finish. They are never fed any grain EVER but are truly finished with a good fat cover and marble well due to the diverse plants they graze on. Our cattle typically finish out at 30 months of age or less and 1100 lbs.
YES. Our laying hens and pastured pigs are fed a mix of non-GMO, regeneratively grown grains that we grow here on our farm. We primarily feed them a mix of oats, peas, and barley. They are also supplemented with oyster shell to improve shell quality and scraps from our no-till garden in the summertime. They also get to feast on whatever insects they find out on pasture.
All of our animals, except for our pasture-raised chicken, are raised on Brown's Ranch. Our friends David and Mariah Boatwright down in Sedalia, Missouri raise our chickens for us. They use the same growing practices as us and are better equipped to handle larger volumes of meat birds due to the processing facilities that are available to them there. Their chickens are fed a mixture on non-GMO corn and soy.