New Jersey Turkey Farms
The below 2 New Jersey Turkey 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.
Freshness is probably one of the best reasons to buy poultry locally. In my Smoked Thanksgiving Turkey recipe I explain what to look for when buying a turkey. In short, avoid "enhanced" turkeys especially if you'll be brining it. By supporting your local farmers you'll can get the same great birds from year to year AND they'll be fresh.
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City |
Name |
Contact |
| New Jersey |
Branchville |
Churutabis Farm
53 Hyatt Road, Branchville, NJ 07826 |
973-271-2979
www.churutabis.com |
| We raise our broilers, ducks, guinea-fowl and turkeys on pasture. Our layer-hens are on pasture too during the summer and free- range during the winter. Some of our rabbits are on pasture, other free range in a big room in a barn. Our farm is located in the North Western part of New Jersey in Frankford Township, about 20 minutes drive from both the Pennsylvania and New York State border. |
| New Jersey |
Tabernacle |
7th Heaven Farm LLC
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www.NJGrassFedFoods.com |
| We raise grass fed beef, rose' veal, lamb, goat, pork, chicken, turkey, duck, rabbits and eggs. Please visit the website for more information on how we raise and sell. Thank you, and eat healthy! |
| Farm owners: click here if you would like to add or update the information for a farm. |
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