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Federally inspected establishment

EST. M46491EST. P46491

WholeStone Farms Cooperative, Inc.

Doing business as Wholestone Farms; Wholestone Prestage; Wholestone Prestige

Farmer-owned hog slaughter and pork processing plant in Fremont, Nebraska, USDA inspected as listed.

900 South Platte Avenue, Fremont, Nebraska 68025 · Dodge County

wholestonefarms.com

USDA inspected

At a glance

  • ·USDA FSIS grant of inspection on file dated June 7, 2019, for meat slaughter and meat processing.
  • ·Hogs are the only species reported to FSIS as slaughtered under inspection.
  • ·FSIS size class large, slaughter volume category 4.0.
  • ·Website describes a farmer-owned cooperative structure with 235 Midwest farmer-owners and about 1,300 team members.
  • ·No custom-exempt activity reported to FSIS, and no retail counter is described in the sources.

About WholeStone Farms Cooperative, Inc.

WholeStone Farms Cooperative, Inc. operates a hog slaughter and pork processing plant at 900 South Platte Avenue in Fremont, Dodge County, Nebraska. The establishment holds USDA FSIS establishment numbers M46491 and P46491 for meat slaughter and meat processing, with a grant of inspection date on file of June 7, 2019. FSIS classifies the plant as large, lists hogs as the only species slaughtered under inspection, and places it in slaughter volume category 4.0. No custom-exempt activity is reported to FSIS.

According to the company website, Wholestone Farms is a farmer-owned pork processing facility in Fremont, Nebraska, founded in 2018, owned by 235 Midwest farmer-owners who supply 100 percent of the pork it processes. A local economic development listing states the cooperative was established in 2017 by over 200 producers. The website describes roughly 1,300 team members, a vertically integrated supply chain from farm to kitchen, a sustainability report organized around six pillars including animal welfare and food safety, and export sales reaching customers outside the United States. The FSIS record also lists the trade names Wholestone Farms, Wholestone Prestage, and Wholestone Prestige.

The website is oriented toward company information, careers, farmer-owner supply, and consumer education about pork cuts, selection, cooking, and nutrition. It does not describe a retail store, custom slaughter for outside livestock owners, cut and wrap services for individual farmers, or direct sales of halves and quarters. Details beyond the federal record and these company pages are not yet on file.

Services

  • Hog slaughter under federal inspection
  • Meat processing under federal inspection
  • Pork processing for farmer-owner members
  • Export sales of pork products

Species under inspection

hogs

Products and retail

  • Pork provisions and pork cuts (not itemized on the website)

For farmers and ranchers

The plant reports hog slaughter and meat processing to FSIS and is classified as large, with slaughter volume category 4.0. Its website states that 100 percent of its pork is raised by 235 Midwest farmer-owners of the cooperative, which was described in a local business listing as established by over 200 producers. No custom-exempt activity is reported to FSIS, and the sources do not state booking procedures, minimum head counts, kill fees, or cut and wrap options for non-member livestock owners. Farmers should contact the plant at (402) 753-3200 to ask how animals are sourced and whether outside hogs are accepted.

WholeStone Farms Cooperative, Inc. operates under a federal grant of inspection, so product from this plant can be sold anywhere in the United States, which matters if you sell online or across a state line. FSIS does not list a custom-exempt activity for this plant.

Questions about WholeStone Farms Cooperative, Inc.

What animals are slaughtered here?
FSIS lists hogs as the species slaughtered under inspection at this establishment. No other species are reported.
Can a farmer bring hogs here for custom processing?
The sources do not say. No custom-exempt activity is reported to FSIS, and the website describes pork supplied by the cooperative's 235 farmer-owners rather than custom work for outside owners.
Is there a retail store or can households buy halves and quarters?
Not stated in the sources. The website provides consumer information about pork cuts, cooking, and nutrition, but does not describe a retail counter, bundles, delivery, or online ordering.
Who owns the plant and when was it founded?
The website describes Wholestone Farms as farmer-owned by 235 Midwest farmer-owners and says it was founded in 2018. A Fremont economic development listing says the cooperative was established in 2017 by over 200 producers. The FSIS record lists the entity as WholeStone Farms Cooperative, Inc.

Federal record

Activities
Meat Processing; Meat Slaughter
Grant on file
June 7, 2019
Size class
Large
Slaughter volume
Large volume

Source: USDA FSIS MPI Directory (2026-09-01 edition) and the FSIS Establishment Demographic Data supplement. Profile text is drawn from the establishment's public website (https://wholestonefarms.com/, https://wholestonefarms.com/our-story/) and dated 2026-09-02. Verify at the FSIS directory. LocalMeat.org is not affiliated with FSIS or with this establishment; listing is not an endorsement.

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