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Missouri Chicken Farms

The below 3 Missouri Chicken farms and ranches sell direct to consumers. Any heritage breeds, free-range or specialty services are listed next to the farm. Why buy local? Freshness, care, variety and the ability to deal directly with the person raising your livestock or poultry. This list isn't necessarily meant to be a complete listing, but more of a listing of consumer-oriented farms that focus on quality. If you are looking for a great place to buy fresh meat then stop here first. Also, please shoot me your experiences (positive or negative) or help me add any that should be listed here. To submit a request, go to the add or update a farm page or email me the information - farms(AT)tipsforBBQ.com.

State	City	Name	Contact
Missouri	Perryville	Three Spring Farms LLC 1097 Perry County Road 330 Perryville, MO 63775	314-605-2416 www.threespringfarms.com
We raise grassfed beef primarily and we have been in business since 2011. Our bulls are South Poll and we are gradually transforming our herd toward a shorter frame with lighter color suitable for the Missouri climate and terrain. We began raising chickens and turkeys on grass in 2012. Most of our customers are from Missouri and Illinois: many from Saint Louis. Come visit the farm!
Missouri	Potosi	Brook Cherith Farm, LLC 14074 State Hwy U Mineral Point, MO 63660	5734360844 www.brookcherithfarm.com
We currently have WHOLE CHICKEN available for sale The chickens we sell have: No crowded conditions, each has ample room. Instead, we provide... Fresh air, where where they can breathe ammonia-free. A daily move to fresh grass, to ensure the the grass is actively growing for maximum vitamin intake. $3.25 per pound. Average weight from 3 to 5 lbs. Please email or call for any questions.
Missouri	Springfield	Troup Land & Livestock LLC Troup Land & Livestock LLC PO Box 3049 Springfield, MO 65808	8708200204 www.trouplandandlivestock.com
Troup Land & Livestock started in 2010 when we became involved with sustainable agriculture and rotational grazing of our cattle. We wanted to farm better and get more out of our land than conventional farming would allow. Setting out to build a business that could offer superior food we refined our intensive grazing practices and added poultry and lamb to our product line.
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