Cluckin' Good Times: A Poultry Farm Photo Journey

We raise a variety of chicken breeds at Nate's Chicks, including Rhode Island Reds, Leghorns, ISA Browns, Plymouth Rocks, Easter Eggers, Barred Rocks, Buff Orpingtons, Cream Crest Legbars, and Sussex to name a few.

Yes, all of our chickens at Nate's Chicks are cage-free and have access to plenty of outdoor space.

No, we do not use antibiotics or hormones on our chickens at Nate's Chicks. We believe in raising our chickens naturally and sustainably.

Yes, we sell our extra fertilized eggs and chicks at Nate's Chicks. We have a variety of breeds available, including blue, green, white & brown eggs.

The minimum order for chicks is 3 birds.

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Farm Fresh Eggs can last 60+ days in the refrigerator. 

Our chicken meat is versatile and can be prepared in various ways. For the best flavor, we recommend grilling, baking, or roasting.

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If you would like to pick up live poultry, please text us to place an order & setup a time for pick up. Don't forget to bring a box or cage to transport home. 

If you've got an existing flock, it's super important to have a separate space ready for your new pullets. Don't just throw them together right away; give them a couple of weeks in quarantine first. Different places have different germs, and while your old birds might be used to them, the new ones could get sick. Keep the newbies separate and keep an eye on them to catch any problems early. Give them their own space for two weeks before letting them mix with the rest of the gang. Also you want to make sure that everyone will be on the same feed. Making sure young chicks (less than 4 months) are not mixed with older birds. 

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