Pastured Chicken & Eggs
We raise all of our animals naturally, and we don't use hormones or antibiotics. We raise our chickens and other poultry on pasture, where they can forage and thrive, because we believe it's best to do things the way nature intended. Pastured poultry and eggs are believed to have more omega-3 fatty acids and higher vitamin levels than their industrial farm counterparts.
Chicken
Our meat birds are often raised by one of our sustainable farmer friends. They are pastured and fed organically sourced grains to supplement their free range diet. We typically carry frozen whole chickens, half chickens, breasts, thighs, drumsticks, wings, carcasses, livers, hearts, and kidneys at our shop. There are times when we're able to offer our chicken fresh (unfrozen). Be sure to sign up for our email list or follow us on Facebook to find out when we're offering fresh chicken.
Check out the first tab on our website “from our farm” for our meat price lists. We reserve the right to change our product prices at any time without further notice. Some cuts are in limited supply and sell out quickly. If you want a specific cut /or are making a long drive, please pre-order (using our “order” tab so that we can try to ensure that what you came for is here upon arrival.)
More Free-range Poultry
We often have pastured ground turkey, turkey sausage, whole turkey, and drumsticks, plus necks, backs, and feet — perfect for soup. We also carry hearts, gizzards, and liver. Download our turkey price list.
We sometimes have free-range pheasant, although we're sold out right now.
Eggs
Our laying hens thrive and forage on very large pastures. We also feed them certified-organic, soy free, non-GMO feed. This costs about 10 times more than standard feed, but we think it’s well worth it.
Our pastured chicken eggs have been in great supply for the last couple years. But every once in a while, we find ourselves short on eggs due to predators or seasonal changes, which are both risks of raising chickens naturally rather than in battery cages. So if you're making a trip just for local eggs, be sure to call first.
Every once in a while, we also have duck eggs, turkey eggs, and goose eggs! If you've never tried any of these, you're in for a treat.
