
518-578-0480
Vaccine Free | Rotationally Grazed
Grass Fed
Lamb

Half-Clucked Farm is a small family farm in the Sullivan Gardens area of Kingsport, TN. In 2025 we began our growing flock of Katahdin sheep, a breed known for their taste and quality of meat. At Half-Clucked we might be a bit crazy, but we understand that good grazing makes for happy (and tasty!) sheep. We continuously care for our pastures to ensure the healthy mix of native grasses, forbs, shrubs and trees that give our grass-fed lamb a uniquely delicious flavor profile.In keeping with our philosophy of natural, chemical-free food, we rotationally graze our flocks, allowing them to be raised free of vaccines and antibiotics.
Give us a call to reserve your grass-fed lamb!
518-578-0480
Half Lamb
Take-home weight approx. 23lbs
$300
Loin Chop (4 - 5)*
Sirloin Chop (3 - 4)*
Leg (1)
Leg Shank (1)
Rack of Ribs (1)
Shoulder (1)
Ground Lamb (4lbs)
Whole Lamb
Take-home weight approx. 45lbs
$600
Loin Chop (8 - 10)*
Sirloin Chop (6 - 8)*
Leg (2)
Leg Shank (2)
Rack of Ribs (2)
Shoulder (2)
Ground Lamb (9lbs)
* Number of cuts may vary depending on animal size
Payment
Once an order is made, your grass-fed lamb will be reserved for you. Payment is due upon pickup or delivery of your meat.We accept cash or check.Orders are on an honor system; we do not require a deposit ahead of time. We understand cancellations are sometimes unavoidable, yet this can be disruptive to our production process so we ask you to do so only if truly necessary, and as early as possible.
Pickup and Delivery
Lambs are typically processed around October to November of each year.When your order is ready we will call you to arrange a time for you to pick up your grass-fed lamb right here at our farm in Kingsport.Alternatively we can deliver to the tri-cities area for a fee, depending on distance; give us a call for detailsOrders must be picked up or delivered within two weeks of notificationWe’ll make every attempt to reach you but if we can’t make contact within a reasonable time frame we’ll be forced to allocate the lamb to the next person on our list.
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