Livestock Breeder in Forsyth, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Hannah Family Farm

Livestock Breeder

Pfafftown, NC

Hannah Family Farm sells grass-fed, grass-finished beef shares from pasture-raised cattle in Tobaccoville, plus a 20-pound farm-pickup beef box.

  • Households wanting grass-finished beef raised on pasture
  • Buyers filling a freezer with quarter, half, or whole beef shares
  • Customers seeking half-hog or whole-hog pork shares

Orders are usually ready in 24 hours

Rita Dee Alpacas

Livestock Breeder

Pfafftown, NC

Rita Dee Alpacas offers alpaca-farm consulting, herd-sire genetics from Snowmass, El Nino and Aladdin bloodlines, and fiber-art classes in the Winston-Salem area.

  • new alpaca farmers needing herd-health or farm-operations guidance
  • alpaca owners seeking fiber-marketing or pasture-design advice
  • hand spinners and textile artists seeking alpaca boarding

Rivas Ranch

Livestock Breeder

Tobaccoville, NC

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FAQ

How much is a small beef order from a Forsyth County farm?

Hannah Family Farm lists a 20-pound beef box for $219. The box is for farm pickup by appointment rather than delivery or shipping.

Should I buy individual cuts or a livestock share?

Hannah Family Farm sells beef by the quarter, half, or whole and also offers half- and whole-hog shares. Buyers seeking individual retail cuts should confirm availability because the listed options focus on bulk shares and a 20-pound box.

How far in advance should I plan a beef or pork share?

Bulk orders follow a processing schedule, and buyers may need to confirm readiness after processing. The farm states that orders are usually ready within 24 hours, but buyers should confirm the specific pickup timing when ordering.

What should new alpaca owners look for besides the animal itself?

Rita Dee Alpacas provides guidance on herd health, pasture design, fiber marketing, haymaking, and farm operations. Those services may be useful when evaluating the care requirements and infrastructure needed for an alpaca herd.