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Blue Slate Turkeys
$20.00As the name suggests, Blue Slate turkeys are easily recognized by their slate-blue feathers that range from light gray to a deep, smoky blue. They are a medium-sized turkey with a calm demeanor and excellent foraging ability.
Toms weigh 20–23 pounds, and hens weigh 12–14 pounds, and they are hardy, active, and well-suited for free-range living. They produce high-quality, flavorful meat and are excellent layers making them popular among farmers and turkey enthusiasts.
Bluebell hen
$20.00At Meadowcrest Family Farm, our roosters and hens are carefully raised in a clean, healthy, and stress-free environment to ensure excellent health, strong genetics, and outstanding productivity. Whether you’re looking to start a new flock, expand your existing one, or enhance your breeding programme, our farm-raised poultry offers the quality, reliability, and performance you can depend on.
Our roosters are selected for their strength, alertness, and impressive appearance, making them an excellent choice for breeding and flock protection. Our hens are known for their calm temperament, healthy condition, and dependable egg-laying potential. Every bird receives a balanced diet, fresh water, spacious housing, and attentive daily care to promote healthy growth and long-term well-being.
Before leaving our farm, each rooster and hen undergoes routine health checks to ensure they meet our high standards of quality. We are committed to responsible farming practices, proper animal welfare, and customer satisfaction, giving you confidence that you’re bringing home healthy, well-cared-for poultry.
Whether you’re a first-time poultry keeper, a backyard farmer, or a commercial producer, Meadowcrest Family Farm is proud to provide healthy roosters and hens that are ready to become valuable additions to your flock.
Bobwhite Quail Eggs
$1.50The Bobwhite Quail is a small, quick, alert game bird with elegantly striped and speckled plumage. Distinguishable from the white spot around the beak and the white stripe over the eye, the Bobwhite Quail is native to North America and its plumage is colored to allow it to fit in with dry, grassy plains or snowy hills. Introduce Bobwhite Quail to your farm for effective, natural insect control or order Bobwhite Quail for breeding, egg production or hunting. Please order Bobwhite Quail eggs separately from any other birds to ensure proper processing. Age when production begins is 21-25 weeks.
Bourbon Red Turkeys
$20.00Bourbon Red turkeys are a popular heritage breed characterized by chestnut-red plumage highlighted by white wings and tail feathers. This is a medium-sized turkey with toms weigh 23–28 pounds, and hens weigh 14–16 pounds.
Bourbon Reds are hardy, great foragers, and thrive in free-range environments. They produce flavorful, high-quality meat and are also known to be reliable layers. Their calm, friendly temperament makes them easy to raise.
Broad Breasted Bronze Turkeys
$17.00Broad-Breasted Bronze Turkeys are fast-growing birds that produce generous amounts of meat, similar to Broad-Breasted White Turkeys. Their dark feathers feature a metallic sheen with light edging on the tail feathers, giving them the classic look of a traditional wild turkey and making them the quintessential Thanksgiving bird. This variety is popular among small farm flocks and commercial breeders alike.
For maximum meat production, it is best to process your turkeys between 16 and 22 weeks of age. These birds are a carefully developed hybrid, selectively bred over many generations for rapid growth and high meat yield. Because they have been bred for their large size and meatiness, they cannot breed naturally.
Broad Breasted White Turkeys
$20.00If you are looking to buy a turkey breed that delivers unmatched size, meat production, and efficiency, our Broad Breasted White Turkeys are the bird for you. Broad Breasted White Turkeys are the industry standard and a top choice for both commercial growers and backyard farmers. These turkeys come from premium Aviagen genetics to ensure exceptional growth rates, high meat yield, and outstanding feed conversion.
Broad Breasted Whites are bred specifically for their ability to grow rapidly and produce large, meaty carcasses. These turkeys reach market weight quickly. Toms average 45 pounds and hens average 25 pounds at maturity. Holiday markets, family gatherings, and large-scale production are reasons to purchase the Broad Breasted White.
Brown Egg Layer Chickens
$3.40We are your trusted source for top-quality brown egg layer chicks that will provide you with an abundant supply of delicious, nutrient-rich brown eggs. Our Tetra Brown egg laying chicks are the perfect choice for both beginners and experienced poultry keepers. Experience the satisfaction of raising your own egg-laying chickens, and enjoy the fresh, delicious brown eggs they provide.
Our chickens are known for their prolific egg-laying capabilities, providing you with a steady supply of delicious brown eggs. The Brown Egg Layer will provide you at least 240 eggs in the first 40 weeks of production and the average egg weight is 63 grams. These chickens will start with egg production at just 19 weeks of age. This is a quick turn around time from chick to egg producing hen.
We have a minimum of 6 Brown Egg Layer Chicks.
Prebook at least 5 orders by emailing us . Each order needs to include a minimum of 50 birds. Specify your ship dates and quantity, we will price lock you into the next lowest price bracket.
Brown Eggerâ„¢ Hatching Eggs
$4.22Brown Eggerâ„¢ is a Cackle Hatchery genetic line of breeding that is an auto sexing design. The hens are black with some red/brown in the neck feathers. They lay a strong shell of brown color and can produce for many years. We use are best red line roosters over our best barred type hens that produce almost 100% accuracy of sexable baby chicks at hatch time. They lay a nice large brown egg and are of good temperament.
Brown Leghorn Chicken
$3.40Brown Leghorns have colorful, wild-type plumage that looks much different from the clean white feathering of White Leghorns. Hens usually show warm brown tones with darker patterning, while roosters are brighter and more colorful, often showing red, orange, green-black, and dark tail feathering.
They have yellow legs, a light body, and the athletic build Leghorns are known for. Their shape tells you what they are made to do: move, forage, mature quickly, and lay eggs efficiently.
Because they are alert and active, they often notice danger quickly. Their darker brown coloring may also help them blend into natural range settings better than white birds. Even so, no chicken can fully protect itself from predators. Good fencing, secure nighttime housing, and regular flock checks still matter.
Buff Ducks
$8.20The Buff or Buff Orpington was developed by the William Cook family who lived in the Orpington area of Kent, England in the early 1900s. It was developed as a multipurpose bird, with the ability to lay good quantities of eggs along with having the size and feather color to make a good roasting duck. Some even claim that the buff colored feathers are easier to pluck than the white Pekin feathers.
Though the Buff breeds true (progeny have the same color as parents), they originated from a variety of breeds. W. Powell-Owen described this breeding program in 1918 “Runners were mated to Aylesburys, Runners to Rouens and Runners to Cayugas, and the progeny were crossed with one another until the buff plumage was secured.” They entered the United States in 1908. Interestingly, they are the only poultry breed admitted in the American Standard of Perfection with their name as a color only. Orpington should have been used to describe the breed and Buff for the variety. They remain a very beautiful and popular breed.
Buff Geese
$32.00 – $64.00Price range: $32.00 through $64.00It is interesting that the buff color is not common in wild waterfowl. Most other domestic and wild geese have combinations of white, gray and black coloring.
The Buff goose was developed for commercial meat production and the claim is that their feathers are easier to remove than white, gray or black feathers as they are less strongly rooted. The remaining pin feathers are so light in color, the carcass is as clean appearing as a white goose. Buffs are a calm, friendly breed and beautiful to watch – especially in a reddish orange sunset.
Buff Orpington Started Pullet
Buff Orpingtons are large, heavy-bodied chickens with soft buff-colored feathers, white skin, and a full, rounded appearance. Their size and gentle look make them a favorite for backyard flocks and family farms.
They are calm, steady birds with a quiet disposition. Although they are large chickens, that does not always mean they lay larger eggs. Like many dual-purpose breeds, they are valued for both egg production and body size, but egg size can vary by bird, age, season, and management.
These started pullets have already been raised in large areas with other birds, which can help them adapt to a flock environment when introduced properly.









