Andes, New York · Western Catskills

Real food, raised right in the Catskills.

Grass-fed beef and lamb, heritage pork, farm eggs, wildflower honey, and wool from our own flock — raised on the steep pastures above Andes, and shipped cold to your door.

Ships cold, nationwide · Pickup at the barn in Andes

Cattle grazing on green pasture beside the red barn at Argyle Farms in Andes, New York Pasture-raised in Andes, NY

Pasture-raised

Rotated across open grass through the season — never confined to a lot.

Small by design

One ridge above Andes, worked the slow way — not a factory.

Andes, New York

High in the Western Catskills of Delaware County, where winters are honest.

Shipped cold

Packed with dry ice and sent nationwide, right to your door.

From the pasture

Three of our best-loved boxes, packed to order and shipped cold. See the full shop for eggs, honey and wool.

Best seller Belted Galloway and Hereford cattle grazing near a shade tree at Argyle Farms

Grass-Fed Beef Box

$189

Dry-aged steaks, roasts and ground from our Belted Galloway and Hereford cattle, grass-fed on open Catskills pasture.

About 20 lbsShips frozenDry-aged
A heritage hog foraging on pasture in golden evening light at Argyle Farms

Heritage Pork Box

$149

Chops, shoulder, belly and sausage from pasture-raised heritage hogs that forage the hillsides.

About 15 lbsShips frozenPasture-raised
A Cheviot lamb standing on a rock in the pasture at Argyle Farms

Grass-Fed Lamb Box

$169

Chops, leg, shanks and ground from our Cheviot flock, raised the slow way on Catskills grass.

About 14 lbsShips frozenGrass-fed

Prototype — checkout is not live. “Add to basket” updates the counter only.

Sheep grazing at golden hour with the red barn and sun low over the Catskill ridgeline
Our place

Rooted in the year Andes was settled.

Argyle Farms sits on the hills above the hamlet of Andes, in the Western Catskills of Delaware County — on land first settled in 1784, the year the town of Andes itself began. Ridges climb past 3,000 feet, and the winters are honest.

We raise heritage breeds the slow way, out on grass, the way these hills demand.

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Meet the animals

The animals on our crest are the animals in the fields.

Belted Galloway and white-faced Hereford cattle, Cheviot sheep, Boer goats, heritage hogs, laying hens, and pheasants — raised together on the ridge above Andes.

A steer standing in the pasture at Argyle Farms

Cattle

Belted Galloway & white-faced Hereford, grass-fed on open pasture.

A flock of Cheviot sheep grazing across a Catskills hillside

Sheep

Cheviot — a hardy Scottish highland breed for lamb and virgin wool.

A sow with her piglets on pasture at Argyle Farms

Hogs

Heritage pigs, pasture-raised and left to forage the hillsides.

Farm goods

Wear the crest.

A small line of goods, made to last — embroidered and etched with the farm crest.

Black structured cap with a gold embroidered Argyle Farms crest
$32

Embroidered Crest Cap

Structured cap with gold crest embroidery. Four colorways.

Black insulated stainless steel bottle with a laser-etched Argyle Farms crest
$38

Insulated Crest Bottle

32oz stainless, laser-etched crest, keeps cold 24 hours.