Pasture raised in this manner, you can be confident you are getting a quality meat product. Questions? Call me at (517) 765-2268.
PASTURE RAISED - GRASS FED BEEF ☞NO HORMONES ☞NO ANTIBIOTICS.
PASTURE RAISED - GRASS FED BEEF ☞NO HORMONES ☞NO ANTIBIOTICS.
Also naturally fed, pasture raised, chicken, turkey and pork.
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Here Piggy, Piggy!
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
We hope you are enjoying your shares of farm fresh produce! It is a pleasure for us to grow pure and healthy food for our shareholders. The pasture raised chickens are now available for purchase, right here at the farm. Cooking up juicy and tasty, call the farm today to place your order at (517) 765-2268.
Friday, August 7, 2009
Bantam Beauties.
Chickens Available Starting August 15th,
The meat chickens will be processed early next week and available for purchase starting Saturday, August 15. Call the farm for more information at (517) 765-2268. Chickens will be frozen unless you call ahead. This poultry is looking good and we are excited to be able to offer such a quality product from our farm!
The season is at it's peak and the vegetables abundant. It is always enjoyable to visit with the shareholders on pick up days. We appreciate your business and welcome suggestions on how to serve you best! Remember to bring back your empty boxes to be entered in a drawing for a turkey at season's end.
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Chicken Processing Update.
Meat chickens will be processed on August 12th. Price will be $3.00 per pound with chickens averaging 4 to 5 pounds per chicken. If you would like a fresh, non-frozen bird, please call and reserve your chicken(s) prior to August 12th. Birds will be frozen immediately after processing. Call to reserve your birds today! Hiday Farm (517) 765-2268
Remember, our birds have been grown without hormones or antibiotics, and have been raised on pasture. A happy and healthy chicken makes for happy and healthy people!
Saturday, July 25, 2009
Tiller Time.
In the dark t-shirt is Aaron's friend Stephen Doerr. (Aaron is in white) Stephen is the city boy that came for a day at the farm. And a long day it was, as they worked into the late night hour. Aaron went easy on his friend as he gave him the self propelled tiller! However easy it wasn't because they tilled for hours! Along with weeding cucumbers, they also castrated bulls, treated a heifer for pink eye, and did numerous other farm chores. Aaron also moved 103 chunky chickens to new pasture. They wanted an accurate count, so he went eye to eye with each one individually.
These chickens will be ready to butcher very soon!
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