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Location
1353 NW Boggy Bay Rd
Greenville, FL
US 32331
Description
Apeiron Farms is a family-operated regenerative farm in Greenville, Florida committed to raising healthy animals through land stewardship and providing nutrient-dense food with complete transparency.
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We offer: RAW A2/A2 DAIRY from our Jersey cows, 100% grass-fattened American Wagyu BEEF, pasture-raised, soy-free heritage CHICKEN and truly free range corn and soy free eggs, and forest-raised Berkshire PORK,
Our animals are raised without vaccines, antibiotics, and hormones, and our pastures are 100% pesticide and herbicide-free.
We believe customers deserve to know exactly where their food comes from and how it was raised. Our guiding principle “Proof, Not Promises” reflects our commitment to honest farming practices and a direct connection between our farm and the families we serve.
Products are available for local pickup, regional drop locations, and shipping to the lower 48 states.
Apeiron Farms, 1353 NW Boggy Bay Rd., Greenville, Florida 32331. 850-445-4019
E-mail: thebarn@apeironfarms.com. Website: apeironfarms.com. Facebook: @apeironfarms. Instagram: @apeironfarms.
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