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Decide Your Pick Up Location

1. We have 24 pick up locations.
2. Choose 1 location to pick up your bird.
3. Click here to check or set your account's Default Location before ordering your turkey.

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Add Your Bird to Your Cart

1. Browse our whole and half birds.
2. Pick your size
3. Add it to your cart.
4. Add any other products like eggs, meat, or snacks.

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Confirm Your Order

1. Add your payment card to your account.
2. Click on the CONFIRM button to place your order.

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Pick Up in November

1. Farm Store Pick up begins November *.
2. Neighborhood Pick Up Follows our November Delivery Schedule

How Our Turkeys Are Raised

We raise all our turkeys on fresh pasture, and with no chemicals, antibiotics, or GMO feeds. We pride ourselves in regularly moving our turkeys into fresh pasture. This is the game-changing distinction between our birds and industrial organic grocery store birds. And it makes a world of difference, as the Turkeys get up to 40% of their nutrients off the pasture.

Why Pasture-Raised Matters

Happier, healthier birds. Check out the video below to find out more about why we, and other farmers, are going back to raising birds on fresh pasture daily.

What size turkey do I need?

A good rule of thumb is around 1 lb of turkey per adult. That does not include leftovers, so if you want leftovers, plan for 2 or more pounds per adult!

Thawing Suggestions

Your turkey will come frozen. To thaw in a refrigerator: allow 24 hrs for every 5 lbs, to thaw in water: allow 3 hrs for every 5 lbs.

Cooking Suggestions

Pasture-raised Turkeys cook faster than industrial-raised turkeys. We highly recommend using a meat thermometer to cook to the appropriate temp, and not overcook. Generally we have found best cook times to be in the neighborhood of 8 to 10 minutes per pound.

With Half Turkeys , again we recommend using a meat thermometer. Surprisingly, its common to use twice the weight of a half turkey to determine cook time. For example, if your Half Turkey weighs 10 lbs, you'd use 20 lbs to determine your cook time (20 lbs x 8 to 10 minutes / lb = 160 to 200 minutes).

Do I need to brine my turkey?

It's optional. Some customers brine it and love it, while others don't brine it and love it.