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Honey Badger Homestead Co.

5941 Silt Mesa rd
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Family and Veteran Owned, providing ethically raised farm goods for the Western Slope of Colorado. •Quail -fresh eggs, pickled & quail meat. •Rabbit meat & pelts •Pork shares -Meishan & MeishanXBerkshire •Chicken eggs Raw dairy soon to come!

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Monday7:00 AM until dark
Tuesday7:00 AM until dark
Wednesday7:00 AM until dark
Thursday7:00 AM until dark
Friday7:00 AM until dark
Saturday7:00 AM until dark
Today · Sun7:00 AM until dark

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Supporting Local Agriculture on the Western Slope

The Western Slope of Colorado is home to a vibrant community of small-scale farmers, ranchers, and artisans. When you visit a local farmstand like Honey Badger Homestead Co. , you're not just buying fresh food—you're supporting the local economy and preserving the agricultural heritage of regions like Palisade, Grand Junction, and Montrose.

From farm-fresh chicken eggs and sourdough bread to seasonal peaches and organic produce, the variety of goods available at our community farmstands is unmatched. Buying direct from the source ensures you get the highest nutritional value and the freshest flavors while reducing the carbon footprint associated with long-distance food transport.

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