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Yes we do! Delivery is $8 per order to towns within our delivery zone below. The delivery schedule is arranged by Bec via text or email.

No, we are unable to ship at this time.

Sundays from 9am to 4pm at Chickadee Creek Farm in Pennington, NJ. Pick up times at our other locations are individually arranged via email or text with Bec. Fresh chicken pickup is on Sunday every 4 weeks. Dates are listed on our How to Order page. Frozen chicken pick up dates are flexible. Shop our online store to find out what we have in stock.

Sundays from 9am to 4pm at Chickadee Creek Farm in Pennington, NJ. Belle Mead, NJ or Stockton, NJ by request. The address will be provided once you order your chicken.

A whole chicken typically costs between $24 - $36 because we sell our chickens for $6/lb and their weight ranges from 4 - 6 lb.

A whole chicken typically weighs ~5 lb. In our two person household, we get 4-5 servings from one roast chicken. We also make soup from the bones and scraps, so one chicken can easily provide multiple meals for a family.

Pasture raised chicken is so incredibly moist... Just wait until you make gravy from one of our chickens! The meat is also denser/firmer than commercial because the chickens exercise more and have stronger muscles. When I eat grocery store chicken, I find the breast meat to be dry and almost mushy in texture, so I usually stick to thighs. Our chicken allowed me to enjoy white meat again; it's so juicy and delicious!

Our whole chickens are ready to cook straight from the bag, just like your typical Thanksgiving turkey. We prepare your chicken by removing the neck, feet, feathers, and innards. If you are interested in cooking up some chicken feet, livers, hearts, or necks, you can purchase these separately.

My, Farmer Bec's, favorite way to enjoy our chicken is using a technique called dry brining, which means applying salt to the meat then letting it rest, while optimizing airflow throughout the process to get crispier skin. This method is my easy, flavorful method. You can find more detailed information on our Recipe page!

Chickens like to eat all kinds of grains, plants, and bugs. They cannot survive on a grass-fed diet, like ruminant animals, because of the way they digest. The chickens have access to insects and forage since they live on pasture, but also require a well balanced poultry feed to get an adequate amount of protein, fat, carbs, and vitamins. Here's a quick rundown of why our poultry feed is so awesome! A lot of Local: Our feed is milled by a farmer in Hillsborough, NJ who sources their grain from other local farms, usually within 5 miles. Not only do I get to support other local businesses, our carbon footprint is also smaller! Good ingredients: Hello, whole roasted soybeans (instead of soybean meal and canola oil)! The soybeans have a natural, nuttier fattiness to them that carries through to the chicken... allegedly! Also, only non-GMO grains are used. Freshly milled: Feed quickly begins to degrade after it has been ground. The sooner the chickens eat it, the more nutritious is it. We pick up small enough batches, where we are refreshing our feed reserve weekly. They're getting the freshest stuff!

Pasture raised means the chickens are moved to fresh grass everyday. You can see how they're moved in the post below. Pasture raised is better for the chickens, better for the environment, and better for you! The chickens have access to soil, plants, and bugs, so they get to act like chickens. Daily moves mean they leave yesterday's poop behind. Spreading their manure over multiple spots fertilizes the field. Our chicken's meat is denser and juicier because of their environment and they get more exercise.

A chicken tractor is a moveable enclosure that the chickens live in. It has no floor, so the chickens have full access to the grass and dirt. The chicken tractor protects them from the elements and predators, but we still surround the tractors with electric netting for added protection, foxes will dig under the sides of the tractor.