Sales Terms and Conditions

By purchasing livestock or meat from Grimshaw Farms, you acknowledge and agree to the following terms and conditions:

All purchases are non-refundable and non-returnable. Once livestock or meat has been sold and leaves our farm or processing facility, we do not accept returns or issue refunds for any reason.

Livestock is sold as-is, with no express or implied guarantees of future health, fertility, weight gain, breeding success, or productivity. While we strive to provide high-quality animals, we cannot guarantee performance outcomes once they leave our farm.

Grimshaw Farms is not liable for any injuries, illnesses, damages, or losses resulting from the handling, transport, care, or consumption of our livestock or meat. Once an animal or product has been purchased, full responsibility transfers to the buyer.

We take every precaution to ensure that all animals are in good health at the time of sale. However, we do not offer veterinary health certificates, and we encourage buyers to perform their own due diligence.

All meat is processed under USDA inspection, and once it is picked up or delivered, we are not responsible for storage, handling, or any potential spoilage.

• Orders must be paid in full before pick-up or delivery.
• Livestock purchases must be picked up within the agreed-upon time frame. Animals left beyond this timeframe without communication may be forfeited without refund.
• Buyers are responsible for bringing appropriate transport for livestock, and Grimshaw Farms reserves the right to refuse loading if we believe transport conditions are unsafe for the animal.

All sheep sold are tagged with USDA Scrapie Tags for compliance with federal regulations. Buyers are responsible for understanding all state and federal requirements for livestock transport and ownership.

Grimshaw Farms is not responsible for delays, losses, or the inability to fulfill orders due to circumstances beyond our control, including but not limited to extreme weather, disease outbreaks, government restrictions, or supply chain disruptions.