Hey there, we are Troy and Heather Leak- owners of Midwest Prime Farms. We've been married for 26 years and have three handsome boys. Our oldest son Ethan helps run the farm alongside us. He is the 6th generation in our family to farm, which is rare to see these days. Our middle son Caleb is studying to be a Dentist. And our youngest son Timmy is a ninth grader and keeps us all on our toes ;-).
Our farm is located in West Central Indiana. We raise corn, soybeans and hay. Along with the crops, Troy has always had a passion for raising cattle. For most of our marriage he's had a herd or two that he's cared for.
Feeding our family clean, healthy food has always been important to us. In 2019 we decided to expand and transition our beef herd a bit to not only feed our family but to be able to offer it to others too. This is when Midwest Prime was born. We quickly added laying hens and broiler chickens to the mix. And not far behind that came pigs.
Our goal is to provide quality, Indiana farm fresh meat that is just as easy to access as the meat that you get from the grocery store.
Buying beef and poultry from Midwest Prime Farms ensures that your meat is coming from animals that are:
Born, Raised, & Processed in the USA 🇺🇸
Given Access to Grass, Sunshine, & Fresh Air
Never Given Antibiotics or Hormones
Humanely Cared For
Ethically Processed at a Local USDA Inspected Facility
100% Traceable
What do we raise?
Right now we raise angus beef, berkshire pork, laying hens, broiler chickens, and turkeys.
Where is the meat processed?
All of our beef and pork is processed at This Old Farm in Colfax, Indiana. They are a USDA inspected facility that we trust. Our poultry is processed at King & Sons in Ohio. They are also a USDA inspected facility.
Is the meat frozen?
After the processing and dry aging, the meat is frozen and packaged in vacuum sealed packaging for the very best quality.
Your meat will be delivered to you frozen and packed in insulated packaging. If we ship your order to you, it will also arrive with dry ice included in the box.
