Chronister Farms, LLC

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Chronister Farms, LLC offers Pasture Raised Poultry; brown & green- shelled eggs, boilers (meat chickens), and turkeys for Thanksgiving and Christmas. It is our mission to provide high quality, safe and natural eggs and meat to our customers. It is also our mission to provide the chickens and turkeys a safe and healthy environment of green pastures to thrive on and protection from the elements and predators as they produce homegrown eggs and meat. Layers are housed in a movable trailer, where they are allowed access to roam freely during the day and closed up to be protected at night. Broilers are housed in chicken tractors, which are wood-framed structures with chicken wire covering them. The chicken tractors are moved on a daily basis to fresh grass. Turkeys are housed in turkey tractors which are the same as chicken tractors but only a bit taller. The turkey tractors are also moved on a daily basis. All poultry is supplemented with Non-GMO (non-genetically modified) grains to support growth and development. Pricing (pricing and availability subject to change) Eggs Eggs (mixed colors and sizes, ungraded): $3/dozen Broilers and Turkeys Whole Broiler or Turkey (vacuum sealed): $3/pound Halved Broiler or Turkey (vacuum sealed): $3/pound + $0.50 Quartered Broiler or Turkey (vacuum sealed): $3/pound + $0.75 Pieces of Broiler or Turkey (vacuum sealed): $3/pound + $1.00 Pieces of Broiler (on tray*): $3/pound + $1.50 *option not available with Turkey All orders will be taken on a first come, first serve basis for all poultry; turkeys can be reserved by July 1st to ensure that you receive one for your holiday dinner. Chronister Farms, LLC also offers grass-fed beef by the pound, as the whole, half or quarter. Contact for pricing and availability. All products can be picked up or delivered; at this point we cannot ship products. We would love to have you come out and visit the farm; just be sure to call ahead to schedule a visit.

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