Pastured Poultry = chickens that live outside in a natural habitat (on grass, in the fresh air and sunshine with plenty of space to roam and forage). By rotating the chickens to fresh pasture every single day, Pasturebird chicken is not only healthy and delicious but also goes beyond sustainability to rebuild healthy, regenerative soils and grasslands.



Our Products

We are excited to offer a full line of pastured poultry products for the wholesale market. We have production capacity for whole chickens, extensive range of cut-ups, sausages, stock-making supplies, and organ meats. Send us an email today to inquire about possibilities for various pastured poultry products for wholesale. 

Pasturebird Red is a slow growing Freedom Ranger breed, fitting the criteria for the famous French “Label Rouge” poultry standard. Harvested at 11 weeks and raised on Certified Organic, Soy Free/GMO Free Feed, Pasturebird Red is our top of the line poultry brand. 
Pasturebird White is pasture-raised 6 to 8 weeks on a locally milled conventional feed. Pasturebird White is our most economical brand that allows our wholesale customers to offer truly pasture-raised chicken to their customers at a competitive price.

Nutritionally Superior

Pasture Raised Poultry has 21% less fat than conventional chicken, and 30% less saturated fat.  It's what happens when they're outside running around all day.

Also has 50% more Vitamin A compared to conventionally raised broilers.  Forage much?  Our birds are eating grass, bugs, seeds, and worms 24/7/365.

Has 3 times more Omega 3 than conventional, free range, or industrial organic chicken.  That's because they have a species appropriate diet and a good life outside on pasture.


The U.S. Department of Agriculture's labeling for meat and poultry products can be misleading. For example, the label "free range" chicken simply require producers to demonstrate that the birds have access to the outdoors. Regulations do not state how much space the flock must be given or require that the chickens have access to a pasture diet.