In the Press
Recently we were featured in the premier episode of tasteMAKERS on PBS! We had a great time with Cat Neville talking about whole-animal butchery, sustainable agriculture and of course, our delicious meats. Click below to see the entire episode!
Preserved
Episode 1 | 26m 49s
Cane Creek Farms and Braeburn Farm in the tiny North Carolina town of Saxapahaw sustainably raise heritage pork and grass-fed beef, which is sourced to Left Bank Butchery.
A Food Sisterhood Flourishes in North Carolina
The New York Times provides an in-depth look at North Carolina’s local food scene, spotlighting our Eliza MacLean of Cane Creek Farm, and her work with Left Bank Butchery.
Check out our sit down with Our State Magazine’s Emily Wallace as we talk “glam hams”!
Left Bank Butchery on Netflix!! And with Michael Pollan too ( (Omnivore’s Dilemma, The Botany of Desire, and many more excellent books)!! That’s right! It was a true honor to be apart of this series along with Cane Creek Farm. For those of you who have a Netflix, we’re on the very first episode titled “Fire”.
What is A Food Hall?
The Food Halls Are Coming! But What Makes Them Different From Food Courts?
Visit North Carolina - The Official Travel Website for NC stopped by to showcase the shop. See us in action below!
Cane Creek Farm
Braeburn Farm
Braeburn Farm is truly revolutionary. With progressive pasture and livestock management, Braeburn is a model for sustainable agriculture and carbon sequestration.
Michaela OBrien chats with Ross about being and we quote, “The Butcher, The Baker, The Badass”.
The Times-News of Burlington talks about Alamance County and the rejuvenation of once lost mills.