Pasture-raised poultry

Chicken & eggs · Scratching the earth, living free

Pasture-raised chicken and eggs come from birds given access to open pasture — room to roam, forage, and live as chickens naturally do. The result is more nutritious, better-tasting meat and eggs that are better for the animal, the land, and the people who eat them.

108 ft² Outdoor space per bird
2–3× More omega-3s in meat & eggs
Zero Antibiotics or hormones
4x More vitamin D
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Pasture-raised eggs Pastured laying hens Farm Fresh eggs Coop to Community

The basics

Benefits, nutrition, and what sets their eggs apart

Our hens are free to roam from sun-up to sun-down on open pasture; therefore, their diet includes insects, grass and grain which creates eggs with better flavor, color and more complete nutrition — richer in nutrients, better for animal welfare and noticeably more delicious. The natural forage alongside a supplemental feed directly improves the nutritional profile of every egg they lay.

Why they matter

Key benefits of pasture-raised eggs

From the kitchen to the farm, our pasture-raised eggs deliver advantages that go well beyond the conventional carton.

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Higher omega-3 fatty acids

Pasture-raised eggs contain up to 3× more omega-3s — essential fats that support heart health, brain function and inflammation reduction.

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More vitamin D

Hens that spend time outdoors in sunlight produce eggs with 3–4× more vitamin D, supporting bone health and immune function.

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Richer yolk color & flavor

A varied natural diet produces deep golden yolks loaded with carotenoids and a full, complex flavor that's immediately noticeable.

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Better animal welfare

With open pasture, hens express natural behaviors — foraging, dust-bathing, socializing — in lower-stress, humane conditions.

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Sustainable farming

Pasture raised systems can improve soil health through natural fertilization and reduce reliance on synthetic inputs.

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Pasture-raised chicken Farm fresh chicken Farm to table

The basics

What is pasture-raised chicken and why does it matter?

Our broiler chickens are raised in chicken tractors - bottomless, movable cages - which allows them to scratch and eat grass, weeds and bugs off the ground and breathe the wonderful fresh air. The tractors are moved twice a day for optimal consumption and living conditions.

Pasture-raised chickens live outdoors on open land, with access to at least 108 square feet of pasture per bird. They forage naturally alongside a supplemental feed, creating a diet that directly improves the nutrition, flavor and quality of every bird.

Pasture raised means a genuine difference in how the animal lives — and what ends up on your plate.

Why it matters

Key benefits of pasture-raised chicken

From nutrition to flavor to animal welfare, here's what sets our pasture-raised chicken apart.

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Better flavor & texture

Pasture-raised birds develop stronger muscles from free movement, producing firmer, richer-tasting meat with a depth of flavor that convential chicken simply can't match.

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Higher nutritional value

A natural diet of grasses, seeds and insects produces chicken with more protein, fewer unhealthy fats and significantly higher omega-3 levels compared to conventionally raised birds.

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No antibiotics or hormones

Pasture-raised chickens are healthier by nature, reducing the need for antibiotics. What you get is clean, natural protein — raised without shortcuts.

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Superior animal welfare

Our chickens live outdoors on open pasture, with space to dust-bathe, forage and express natural behaviors — far removed from any crowded conditions.

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Good for the land

Rotating chickens across pasture naturally fertilizes soil, reduces the need for synthetic inputs and supports a healthier farm ecosystem.

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Know your farmer

When you buy pasture raised from a local farm, you know exactly where your food comes from. No mystery — just a direct connection between your family and ours.

SOURCES & FURTHER READING

Nutritional data referenced from USDA Food Data Central and peer-reviewed research including Karsten et al. (2010) and Ponte et al. (2008) in Poultry Science and Castellini et al. (2002) in Meat Science. Animal welfare standards based on Humane Farm Animal Care (HFAC) Certified Humane guidelines.

Learn more about farm fresh eggs here.

Ready to taste the difference?

Our pasture-raised chicken and eggs are raised available right here on the farm.