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Pasture-finished meat chickens (frozen)
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Our first 2024 batch of chickens are back from the licensed processor. These birds were pasture-finished with no added hormones or antibiotics. Tender and juicy, these whole frozen birds range between 4-6 pounds. Price is $5.00 per pound. We have not weighed them all yet, but so if there is a size you want that is not listed, contact us with the sizes that you would like, and we will see what we can find!
By law, birds must be picked up at the farm in Harrow in person; we will accept cash or e-transfer.
The 2024 turkeys were getting big so this year the went to the processor early and are already available!
These Bronze Orlopp heritage breed turkeys are priced at $5.50 a pound. These birds had free access to a natural habitat and were able to live as naturally as possible. Lots of grass, leaves and good stuff for them to graze!
Between hens and toms, we have a range of sizes available frozen and we try to keep the quantities updated as much as possible. Like our chickens, birds need to be picked up at the farm in Harrow.
While we by no means think we have it all figured out, and can always do better, by keeping the principles of sustainability in mind for both large decisions and small, we can all make progress towards lessening the impacts of climate change and making sure there are still plenty of resources available for our descendants seven generations from now.
When we first moved onto our property we had no idea what we were doing and often joke we should write a book about “stupid things city folks do upon moving to the country”. Now that we have been here a while, we have fully embraced the country lifestyle and love walking the property and seeing how much it has changed. It is truly now our oasis. While it has constant challenges, we have learned an incredible amount while living with nature and are still learning every day. We are trying to balance natural restoration with becoming a working hobby farm and while we do not have even close to all the answers, we are trying our best.
