Welcome to our farm, where we have...
we also have...
"..bio security to provide our customers with healthy and happy birds."
We practice bio security to provide our customers with healthy and happy birds. We do not have tours or a day at the farm. Unfortunately, shoes and vehicle tires are a pathway for contamination. We have worked extremely hard and value our flocks as part of our extended family. Read more>
"..the strongest and best breeder to carry on the lineage of the flock."
Unlike catering purely to seasonal chick orders, our urban backyard hen market gives us the unique opportunity to watch the hens grow from chicks to pullets. We pick the strongest & best breeder to carry on the lineage of the flock. Read more>
"..the unique opportunity to produce some of the best tasting heritage chickens
in North America."
in North America."
Watching our male chicks grow into roosters enables us to select the best ones for our breeding programs. It also gives us the unique opportunity to produce some of the best tasting heritage chickens in North America. Read more>
"..lines of pure bred birds that can be traced back hundreds of years."
Our primary focus is chicken preservation. It’s a circle of sustainability that is driven largely by our efforts to keep the birds that we love for many more generations to come. We have lines of pure bred birds that can be traced back hundreds of years. Read more>
"..chicks for sale that are from the best."
What sets us apart from people who only raise trios or have a few chicks is that we are actually focused on the breeds that we have. We raise birds from breeding stock that has been selected from large preservation flocks. Our goal is to provide our customers with chicks that are from the best. Read more>
"..a no-kill chick farm."
We strive to be unique and more sustainable than any other North American chicken farmer or breeder. Our chicks are sold straight run unless specified as we do not squeeze chicks to ascertain whether they will become useful layers. To us, each and every bird is useful. We are a no-kill chick farm. Our hens and roosters get to experience life and grow into adults on pasture. Read more>
"..our own crops and work with plant genetics.."
Another note of interest is that we raise our own crops and work with plant genetics which are mostly flowers and brassica. We do not use harmful pesticides or insecticides. We believe that nothing beats fresh and all-natural from the ground. Our birds really enjoy the fruit of our labor whether it's Pacific Northwest pumpkins, berries, corn, apples, kale.. Read more>
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We Ship Chicks & Juvenile Pullets Across the Continental USA
We ship chicks, juvenile feathered pullets, and limited-time-offer hatching eggs all across the Continental USA.
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The American Bresse? 8/21/2024
When I think about the Bresse chicken found in North America, it almost seems too good to be true..
My wish is to one day acquire elite stock, the Bresse otherwise known as Bresse de Bény that are closely guarded behind the rumored triple bio security walls. The Gauloise blanche attainable only as a borrowed commodity since its acceptance as a French designated Appellation d’Origine Contrôlée status. I was among the very first to buy into American Bresse. It was between 2012 and 2013. At that time, I was developing some of our own non-Cornish lines of large dual-purpose breeds and had not quite achieved the growth potential that was found within the Bresse chicken breed. Read more> |
Some of our Chicken Breeds
New Release!
The Amrock
The Amrock is our version of a Barrred Plymouth Rock that can compete with today's industry, thriving on pasture, bugs, and blue sky instead of a barn. A lifetime in the making towards achieving our own farmstead independence is finally complete. Unparalleled performance... Read more>
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Pacific Northwest Artisan Bresse Chicken
The Pacific Northwest Bresse is finished as closely to the French standard as possible using milk and cereal grains as well as a few special finishing touches.
Raised a minimum of 16 weeks on pasture.
$12.99 per lb. (whole bird approximately 3 to 5.5 lbs. each).
Very limited artisan poultry. Giblets are excluded.
Raised a minimum of 16 weeks on pasture.
$12.99 per lb. (whole bird approximately 3 to 5.5 lbs. each).
Very limited artisan poultry. Giblets are excluded.
There is no guarantee we can fill all the orders on waitlist, plesae check in with us before Thanksgiving or Christmas if we will be able to fill your order. If not, we have alternative artisan birds in time for the holiday season that can substitute for the Bresse.
Austrian Pea Finished Pasture-Raised Heritage Type Chicken
Due to special requests we now have a pasture-raised compact bird for our customers who like their birds cooked in an air fryer. These have been raised in a field of our own Austrian peas and supplemented with non-GMO feed and a few apples. Smaller birds make for perfect small meal for the convection turbo cookers. Some are larger and suitable for a meal for two.
Please specify if you want a larger bird.
These were USDA processed so we can ship them out-of-state.
Raised approximately 12 weeks on pasture.
$9.99 per lb. (whole bird approximately 1.25 to 2.5 lbs each).
Small batch artisan chicken. Giblets are excluded.
Visit our Artisan Chicken Meat Shop page for more details.
Please specify if you want a larger bird.
These were USDA processed so we can ship them out-of-state.
Raised approximately 12 weeks on pasture.
$9.99 per lb. (whole bird approximately 1.25 to 2.5 lbs each).
Small batch artisan chicken. Giblets are excluded.
Visit our Artisan Chicken Meat Shop page for more details.
Available Now:
Soy-Free, Corn-Free, Non-GMO Pasture-Raised Heritage Kunekune Pork
Visit our Pastured Heritage Kunekune Pork Meat Shop page for more details.
USDA processed. We can ship across the Continental USA.
Raised a minimum of 16 months on pasture.
USDA processed. We can ship across the Continental USA.
Raised a minimum of 16 months on pasture.
Older Pullets, Point of Lay Hens, Laying Hens. Click to drop down pricing and more details.
If you are looking for older birds, from time to time, we may have limited availability of the following:
Pullets (12 to 15 weeks old) = $45 each- Contact us for availability.
POL Hens or Young Laying Hens (16+ weeks) = $55 each- Contact us for availability.
Pullets (12 to 15 weeks old) = $45 each- Contact us for availability.
POL Hens or Young Laying Hens (16+ weeks) = $55 each- Contact us for availability.
Available for the 2024 Season:
Various Rare Breed and Heritage Chicks
Please visit our Price List Page to find out the price per chick for each breed.
We will start filling local orders in March and depending on weather, we plan to start shipping either April or May until fall.
We will start filling local orders in March and depending on weather, we plan to start shipping either April or May until fall.
SOLD OUT FOR THE 2024 SEASON, PRE-ORDER FOR SPRING/SUMMER 2025:
Please visit our Rainbow Egg Layer and Backyard Hen page for more information on our Rainbow Egg Layer Pack Female Chicks or Rainbow Egg Layer Started Juvenile Pullets.
Vegetables Available Now!
Giant Zucchinis, 18+ inches long each. Organically grown. They are perfect for zucchini milk or for zucchini burgers. For the zucchini burgers, we just dip them first in seasoned flour mix, egg with salt and pepper, and then seasoned panko breadcrumbs, then we fry them in olive oil. In my opinion, the big zucchinis taste just as good as the regular sized ones, they are so delicious in burger buns with basil, ranch dressing and parmesan or Havarti cheese. $3 each.
Zucchini (Regular Size) $2.00 per lb
Kale bouquet. (Strawberry calendula shown on the picture, edible flowers may or may not be included depending on availability at time of picking, but for sure there will be a flower included in your kale bouquet). $1.99 per bunch
4-6 ounces of beautiful BASIL. $3.00 per oz
Bok Choy. $3.00 per bunch
Green Beans $3.60 per lb.
Hot Off The Press!
With the help of her mom and dad, our little farmer has written a book about how we rescued our accidental house piglet named George Kune (pronounced like Clooney but without the "L") from the back field of our farm. The book is entitled "Life of George". The entire book can be read on our Kunekune web page. Hope you enjoy it!
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You can also view a narrated version of the book on our IG page, link shown below:
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We are grateful to be featured in the fall-winter edition of Bellingham Alive! We are so thankful for this opportunity to share about the farm and our chickens. Read more>
The article is entitled "Chickens Raised With Knowledge, Care, and Fresh Air"; page 109 of the November-December 2021 edition of Bellingham Alive! It’s available online, here is the link to the article on their website: Chickens Raised With Knowledge, Care, and Fresh Air | Bellingham Alive |
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Have you ever wondered how much 12 Days of Christmas would cost these days? Our farm was featured in this witty article and news clip on FOX 13 News Seattle. Read and watch the article by clicking the link below:
12 Days of Christmas: How much would it all cost in 2023? (fox13seattle.com) |
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Pastured Farm Fresh Table Eggs
or visit
Our table eggs are now available at the Community Food Co-op, in both their Cordata and Downtown stores!
See address, store hours and details.
See address, store hours and details.
Our table eggs are also available now at Franz Bakery Outlet along Kelly Road in Bellingham, WA.
See address, store hours and details.
See address, store hours and details.
Order Now for the 2024 Season:
Various Rare Breed and Heritage Chicks for Sale
Please visit our Price List Page to find out what rare and heritage breeds we offer.
Every once in a while, we also offer hatching eggs.
Every once in a while, we also offer hatching eggs.
Ordering: Once the season officially starts, we typically need 3 to 8 weeks of lead time to fill orders.
50% deposit is required so we can process your order.
50% deposit is required so we can process your order.
Our recent blog on Pastured Farm Fresh Table Eggs:
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Eggs Should be $12 a Dozen9/13/2023
If you’re willing to pay six dollars a gallon for gas, you should be willing to step up and help the real farmers out. Here’s a few things to think about next time you are in the store bargain shopping.
Let’s face it everything in this world today costs a dollar whether it’s a mango or an apple or insert some other wholesome vegetable here. Nothing offers what the egg can offer. It is a complete meal in and of itself with proteins, good cholesterol, omega, minerals and vitamins. Why the heck can’t I charge a dollar per egg? Next to Palisade Peaches, the egg is one of the most fragile commodities in the world. Chickens literally have to bust their butt for commercial farmers to make enough eggs every year, and their final reward, the soup pot... Read more> |
Our latest IG post on Hungarian Yellows:
Spring Creek Heritage Farms' Bellingham Sweet Corn. -Sold Out
Probably the best sweet corn we have eaten and our friends and clients agree. We sell out fast so get on the order list now. Because of the high sugar content, it’s best to eat within a day or two after we hand pick your order at night when it’s cool out. It won’t get stuck in your teeth like traditional corn that is machine harvested in volume. This is an excellent choice for barbecues and family get together. I can almost guarantee that people will ask where you got such delicious corn. Visit our Available Now page to know more about our Bellingham Sweet Corn.
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