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  • What kind of chicks do you offer and how can we order?
    We offer a variety of traditional breeds of chicks like Rhode Island Reds, Plymouth Barred Rock and Buff Orpington as well as sex-linked breeds like Black Star and Red Star and various specialty breeds. Our meat bird chicks are Jumbo Cornish Cross, but we can also provide Big Red Broilers which take a bit longer to mature and offer a more traditional heritage poultry taste. We sell chicks as well as pullets ready to go outside, but prices vary based on the stage of development. Chick and pullet orders must be in no later than the last day of January. To order, go to our SHOP and place an order. If there is none posted to order, then no livestock is available to order.
  • Where do your meat chickens and egg layers come from?
    Both our meat birds and egg layers come from various highly reputable hatcheries that have been certified clean from Avian flu and other contagious diseases. Chicks arrive and are raised in our clean brooders until they are old enough to be placed on grass and join our larger flock. Meat birds are raised in our moveable chicken tractors and butchered between approximately 8-12 weeks or when they have reached a desirable market weight.
  • What produce do you offer?
    We offer a variety of seasonal produce when they are ripened from cherries, apples, peaches, pears, apricots, plums, tomatoes, green beans, squash, zucchini, corn, melons, potatoes, onions, pumpkins and more.
  • How can I get my order?
    Upon checkout you will be asked if you want to pickup or have your order delivered. You can then select a date and pickup or delivery spot that is available.
  • Can we visit the farm?
    We are a working farm, if you would like to visit the farm, please CONTACT US to make arrangements.
  • What is a CSA?
    CSA stands for Community Supported Agriculture and is a way for individuals and families to purchase boxes of produce on a weekly or monthly basis. When you purchase a CSA, you're purchasing a membership into the shares our farm produces. First, you place a deposit to secure your share and then pay upon pickup. Fruits and vegetables are packed into a half bushel box and placed aside for you to pickup at your desired location date and time. The farm only offers a limited amount of shares so once they are all deposited on, we are unable to offer any more. A typical CSA box will have a variety of available produce that will usually be enough to feed 2-4 individuals.
  • Do your prices include sales tax?
    All sales, in person or online will be charged Idaho sales tax (6%). The only products that we do not charge tax on, are services and memberships in our CSA program.
  • Do I have to pay the membership fee before placing an order?
    No, the membership fee is only charged if you are signing up for our CSA (community supported agriculture) program. Anyone can purchase our goods whether you are a member or not.
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