Poultry
Raised naturally and sustainably, our poultry is free from antibiotics and full of real, farm-fresh flavor.
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Free Range vs Organic Chicken
People increasingly want to know where their food comes from and how it’s cared for. At Farmer Focus, you get free-range, organic chicken that’s 100% traceable to the farm where it was raised. This commitment ensures you have the information you need at your fingertips.
How to Use the Whole Chicken
Whether you're roasting or breaking down the whole bird for multiple meals, using the entire bird maximizes your nutrient-rich, pasture-raised chicken. It’s incredibly versatile for various meals throughout the week. Check out these four delicious recipes using just one whole chicken.
Chickens are coming!
Since launching Crowd Cow over 2 years ago, we’ve been connecting members with top ranchers producing some of the best beef in the world. We make it easy to support them, and now we're expanding beyond beef with the same dedication to transparency and quality.
Sriracha Chicken Wing Recipe
These are the best chicken wings I’ve ever had. Pastured Chicken Wings from Pasturebird stand out with the creamy richness of Manuka honey and the tangy heat of Sriracha Chili Sauce. Manuka honey is a superfood known to promote digestive and immune health, and it adds a special taste.
FAQ
Your Questions Answered
Pasture-raised chickens are raised outside, always on open grass pastures with plenty of space to roam and forage for bugs, worms, grasses, seeds, and more in their natural habitat. Packed full of rich flavor and nutrients, these chickens are higher in omega-3s as well as vitamins A, D, and E, and lower in fat than most any other chicken.
Free range, organic chicken have outdoor access with space to forage on bugs, grubs and greens as well as nutritious 100% Organic, non-GMO feed their entire lives. Our free range chicken is raised with these same practices, but their feed is not Certified Organic.
All the chicken we offer is free of unnecessary antibiotics and added growth hormones.
Yes! You can safely cook frozen chicken, but you’ll need to increase your cooking time by at least 50%. Since the cooking time is substantially longer, we don’t recommend cooking larger cuts (like whole chicken) from frozen.
If the chicken is thawed in the refrigerator, you don't have to cook it right away; it can be safely kept in the fridge for an additional 1 to 2 days.
Our regular chicken cuts — like whole chickens, breasts and thighs — contains no additives or salt flavoring. Our chicken sausages contain added ingredients, like herbs and spices, but do not contain preservatives or fillers. Full ingredient lists by product type can be found here.