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CHICKEN

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Our broilers are never given hormones or antibiotics and are fed only certified organic grains without soy or GMOs.

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Why pastured poultry?

 

In a word, biology.  Chickens are omnivores, not herbivores.  That means that they do best on a varied diet that includes plenty of natural protein and carbohydrate sources, such as insects, grass and seeds.  Our chickens are on fresh pasture 24/7 - moved daily.  They can obtain up to 20% of their diet from foraging. The remainder of their diet consists of premium organic grains, surplus from our garden and orchard, and wild berries that we harvest for them.  

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The chickens enjoy fresh, green forage each day while providing excellent fertilizer for our pastures. Pastured chicken offers a superior quality meat as compared to conventionally raised chicken.  It is higher in healthy omega 3 and CLA fatty acids, as well as B vitamins, and antioxidants.  

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Ethically, we feel that pasturing is one of the most humane ways to raise chickens.  They have plenty of space, sunshine and fresh air - conditions they thrive under.  

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Why not completely free-range?

 

We would love to "free-range" our broilers, but there are some major logistical problems with that since we have different age groups.  Plus, we are responsible for their lives and so we provide them with shelters, called chicken tractors, to protect them from the elements as well as predators.  There are far too many hungry coyotes and raptors looking for an easy meal to let the chickens just run free!

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Whole Frozen Chickens

$9/lb

SOLD OUT FOR 2024 - check back May 2025!

 

Chicken Parts

Breasts - $17/lb

Thighs - $15/lb

Legs - $9/lb

Wings - $9/lb

Necks & Backs - $4/lb

Whole Chicken Cut Up - $10/lb

Livers - $8/lb

Hearts - $8/lb

Gizzards - $8/lb

Feet - $3/lb

Heads - $3/lb

 

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"I made one of your chickens the other day into a soup, and I was soooooooo amazed by the richness and good fatty flavor. You guys raise some DELICIOUS birds! "- H.K.

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