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👋We're the Glassman's

We grow meat on our family farm so you can feed your family better

We are the Glassman Family

Real Food. Real People. Real Simple.

You’ve got a full life — running your business, shuttling kids to practice at Allison SportsTown, leading a small group for your church â€” and somehow, dinner still shows up every night.

You care deeply about what your family eats, but you’re tired of:

🔹Wondering where your food really comes from
🔹Wasting time at the grocery store reading confusing labels
🔹 Exhaustion after a long work day, hungry kids, and no dinner plan

You just want food you can trust, from people who care — and a simpler way to get it on the table.

We get it — with kids in the house and a farm to run, we're living it, too.

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A Family Farm with a Simple Mission

The first pound of Blue Silo Beef sold in 2017, when we realized farming like our parents did just wasn’t working. We needed a better way to keep our farm thriving and feed our family well.

So we took a new path — one rooted in transparency, quality, and connection.

So we built something new — a farm rooted in connection, quality, and trust.
Today, we raise grass-fed beef, heritage pork, and meat chickens so families like yours can enjoy real food without the stress.

If you can't stand the thought of buying meat from Walmart, and you're still not satisfied with the quality from Harter House, our meat is the answer.

Feeding 417-Land Families, One Meal at a Time

Since that first pound, we’ve sold over 120,000 pounds of farm-raised meat to our neighbors in Springfield and across the Ozarks.

We opened our Blue Silo Farm Store in 2020 so you can see where your food was grown and pick up meat on your schedule.

If "packed" describes your calendar but not your freezer, our weekly home delivery service brings farm-fresh meat straight to your doorstep so you never sacrifice a wholesome dinner even on hectic nights.

Everyone deserves the peace of mind that comes from knowing their farmer.

Putting Locally Grown Meat on the Table Should Be Easy

Whether you’re stocking up for the season or planning next week’s dinners, we’ve made buying local meat simple:
🔹Shop by the cut & buy exactly what you want at our Farm Store
🔹Fill the freezer with bulk meat packages like Â¼ cow, ½ cow or 1/2 hog 
🔹Get our meat delivered to save you time.

Our customers — neighbors, families, and friends — love the freedom of having 2–3 months of meat ready to go, making meal planning simpler and grocery runs quicker.

Because good food shouldn’t be another chore.

More Than Just Meat — It’s a Legacy

Every package we sell represents more than dinner — it’s part of our family’s dream.

We believe small farms matter — for our food system, our community, and the next generation.

When you buy from Blue Silo, you’re not just feeding your family — you’re keeping good food and good people rooted right here in the Ozarks.

Let’s make dinnertime easy and meaningful again.

Your farmer,
Kassi

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Contact me directly:
kassi@bluesilobeef.com
417-323-2659 (text preferred)

How to buy Blue Silo meat

1 SHOP

Choose your bundle or favorite cuts online

2 DELIVERY

Get our meat delivered or pick up at the farm

3 ENJOY

More smiles & clean plates at the dinner table

Farm-fresh info, tips & updates

October 23, 2025
Discover how to choose the best beef roast for your family meals with tips from Blue Silo. Learn about chuck, arm, sirloin tip, and eye of round roasts — and why buying local, frozen beef near Springfield, MO makes dinner planning easier and more delicious.
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August 21, 2025
Looking for Alpha-Gal friendly chicken and turkey in Springfield, MO? Read more to learn what makes our poultry products a cut above.
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August 7, 2025
We welcomed Jeremy Rabe out to the farm to talk all things meat & grilling. Read on to see what was on the grill!
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Blue Silo Featured On

Republic Area Chamber of Commerce Spotlight

January 2024

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