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Norton, Ohio
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We run a small, family-run farm in Norton, Ohio (outside of Akron) where we raise heritage breed turkey, chicken, pork / pigs and Limousin cattle on pasture.
Farm-fresh brown eggs We have fresh brown eggs daily!
Stop by any time.
Buy Pasture-Raised Broiler Chickens - $3/lb
Available today!
Email us to place your order
Pork for sale - We breed and raise our own pigs on pasture. Pork chops, sausage, bacon & more available.Place your whole or half pig custom-butcher pre-orders today!
FOR SALE: Hay & Straw by the bale - you pick-up or we deliver.Call (330) 334-1325
What's in season?
- Farm fresh brown eggs
- Pork - chops, roasts, bacon, ham, sausage
- Chicken - whole and cut-up
- pre-orders for fresh chickens
- pre-orders for Thanksgiving turkeys
What's coming up?
- seasonal produce
- fresh chickens (whole or parts)
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Why buy pasture-raised poultry?:
- our birds are raised the old fashioned way!
- fed fresh, green pasture and grains
- humanely raised because we believe in locally grown and sold, farm fresh foods as a great alternative to factory farms
Pastured poultry is healthier for you!
- 21% less fat
- 30% less saturated fat
- 28% fewer calories
- 50% more vitamin A
>> Pre-order Holiday Turkeys
It's not too early to plan for your Thanksgiving Day or Christmas Day turkey.
$20 deposit by cash, check, or PayPal - tell us your quantity & preferred weight(s).
It's not too early to plan for your Thanksgiving Day or Christmas Day turkey.
$20 deposit by cash, check, or PayPal - tell us your quantity & preferred weight(s).
Standard Bronze heritage breed (left); Regal Red
heritage breed turkey (r)
heritage breed turkey (r)
Buckeye hen (left) and Plymouth Barred Rock (right).
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How we raise our Heritage breed turkeys & chickens: Our turkeys are fed no hormones or antibiotics. They are raised in a "turkey tractor", an enclosed area on wheels with netting, from four weeks old on. They are raised this way because of predators for their own safety. We move them twice a day. They have plenty of grass, insects, water and fresh air.
