New Asbury Farm

LOCAL LAMB
from the meadows of Loudoun County, Virginia
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Time to order your

LAMB SHARE

for June 2013 delivery

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"I just wanted to let you know how delicious your lamb is.  We have never tasted any lamb with such flavor and texture before.   You are really producing a superlative product!”  D.R. Lovettsville, VA  7/9/12 
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“I’ve got to say, we’ve tried half a dozen other lamb producers, and none come close.  Your meat simply tastes the best.”  T.E. Washington, DC  11/8/12 
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“Bill and Joan consistently deliver the highest quality lamb that I have tasted. My dinner guests particularly rave about the lamb burgers and the legs of lamb - both bone-in and boneless. The meat is rich, tender and melts in the mouth. The flavor is also delicate and subtle. Highly recommended.”  P.B. Washington, DC  8/11/09
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Whole Lamb 50-60 lbs @ $10/lb or Half Lamb 25-30 lbs @ $11/lb

includes basic processing charges

Email for an order form today

info@newasburyfarm.com

 

We are a small family farm located on 12 rolling acres south of Leesburg, Virginia, convenient to Ashburn and Brambleton, off Evergreen Mills Rd.  Nineteen new November lambs are frolicking in the fields!
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Our goal is to produce healthy, tender and flavorful local lamb for our customers, while raising our sheep in the most natural environment possible.  Our sheep graze freely on the lush green meadows, enjoying the fresh country air and natural well water.  We currently have one ram and 20 breeding ewes on the farm.
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Our production method is called "intensive grazing management."  This means that we subdivide our fenced pastures into 2 to 6 grazing areas using temporary fencing.  We allow our groups to "eat half, leave half."  This frequent relocating of our flock allows the pastures to recover quickly from grazing, prevents erosion from overgrazing, and promotes a healthier flock.  We still have winter pasture up on the hill.
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Their diet consists mainly of grass in the pastures, essential minerals, hay in winter and before turning out onto new lush pasture, and a small amount of whole grains.  Our White Dorper breed is naturally fast growing and heavily muscled, so we do not feed growth hormones.  The sheep are out in the fresh air, not confined in an enclosed space, so we do not feed antibiotics.
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10,000 miles fresher!

We are proud members of the following organizations:


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Bill & Joan Baker
41469 Springvalley Lane, Leesburg VA 20175
(703)542-6226       info@newasburyfarm.com  
We are located near Brambleton, off Evergreen Mills Rd, one half mile north of Ryan Rd, the first driveway on the right on Springvalley Lane.

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