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Eggs from locally raised, pastured chickens
Ahavah Farm
Chicken & duck eggs. Deliveries to your home in Colorado Springs or Denver
www.AhavahFarm.com
719-233-7828
ahavahfarm@yahoo.com
Ahavah Farm delivers right to your door in Colorado Springs and Denver! Ahavah chickens forage in a huge outdoor pasture and stare wistfully into the greenhouses at the vegetables grown for the CSA. Call or email today to order!
Cluckin’ Chicken Ranch (Calhan)
Eggs, Honey
703-336-9314
http://cluckinchickenranch.com/
orders@cluckinchickenranch.com
Corner Post Meats
Deliveries to Colorado Springs, Denver and Ft. Collins
Visit the website to order.
www.CornerPostMeats.com
303-898-0642
Heritage Belle Farm
Chicken, duck and goose eggs available.
Call to order. Farm Pickup in Calhan.
www.HeritageBelleFarms.com
970-310-0852
Kretsinger Farm
100% grass finished beef as well as pasture raised lamb and pork and value added meat products from the San Luis Valley, CO.
www.kretsingerbeef.com
High Plains Food Co-op
Denver food co-op with service to The Springs once a month. Eggs, meat, produce, and more available. See website for further details..
https://www.highplainsfood.org/
Miele Farms
Eggs, beef, lamb, pork, chicken
www.mielefarms.com
julie@mielefarms.com
Heather Sams (Backyard Flock in Fountain)
SamsHeather@hotmail.com
Kiersten Deen (Backyard Flock in Peyton)
Kierstendeen@gmail.com
Briggs Farm (Backyard Flock near Palmer Park)
http://briggs.farm/
Little Roman Farm
Leticia Ward
little.roman.farm@gmail.com
541-829-1483
Jersey Girls
Corine and Mike Foulk
Corinefoulk@aol.com
719-784-4024
Carol Kisling (Backyard farm in Falcon)
cbkbfe@aol.com
Duck eggs
Pasture Raised Meat
Note: Call the farms for poultry. Federal law requires special arrangements (similar to buying raw milk) for meat processed on the farm.
Brett Gray Ranch
Pastured Grass-Fed, Grass-Finished beef
https://www.facebook.com/Brett-Gray-Ranch
(970) 768-1970
Corner Post Meats
Deliveries to Colorado Springs, Denver and Ft. Collins of pastured grass-fed, grass-finished beef, chicken, pork
Visit the website to order.
www.CornerPostMeats.com
303-898-0642
Heritage Belle Farm
Pastured, grass-finished longhorn beef, pork, chicken
Call to order. Farm Pickup in Calhan.
www.HeritageBelleFarms.com
970-310-0852
Jersey Girls
Pork, bones, leaf lard
Corine and Mike Foulk
Corinefoulk@aol.com
719-784-4024
Pure Foods Colorado
Pasture Raised Beef
http://www.purefoodscolorado.com/
(719) 930-2627
Frost Family Farm
Pasture raised lamb
Call to reserve a lamb
719-491-1789
Sangres Best
Pasture-raised, grass-finished beef
Visit the website to order or find them at local farmers markets
www.SangresBest.com
(719) 783-2222
wanting to purchase organic goat meat and goat milk.
Try contacting the farms on this list. I know A Joyful Noise Farm has goat meat and Easter Egg Acres has milk shares.
http://hungrychickenhomestead.com/locally-grown-agricultural-products-in-colorado-springs/
I have a 5 month old silkie rooster to rehome. He’s very nice but I’m in Colorado Springs city limits so can’t keep him. Bought him when he was a squeak so didn’t know. Raised him on organic feed. He’s never pecked me. Maybe a nice addition to someones flock.
We have a couple of Facebook groups in Colorado Springs where you can post about him and lots of people will see it. Try these two …
Colorado Springs Urban chickens
https://www.facebook.com/groups/146453758701479/
Colorado Springs Chicken & Goat Group
https://www.facebook.com/groups/ColoradoSpringsChickens/
Good luck!
thank you I will try those
Hi! I am looking to buy day old, preferably soy free and organic, day old chicks. Know of anyone?
Thanks!
I haven’t bought a chick in ages. People are always asking if I want to take their grown up chickens. But try these two Facebook groups. Someone on there is bound to know of a place to get chicks.
Colorado Springs Urban chickens
https://www.facebook.com/groups/146453758701479/
Colorado Springs Chicken & Goat Group
https://www.facebook.com/groups/ColoradoSpringsChickens/
just want real fresh eggs and nothing else.
Check out the “Where to get locally raised eggs & meat” page on this website for listings of people who sell fresh eggs.
http://hungrychickenhomestead.com/locally-grown-agricultural-products-in-colorado-springs/where-to-get-locally-raised-eggs-meat-in-colorado-springs/
I’m looking to purchase a larger goose for meat. Do you suggest any where?
I was able to get one from Grant Farms, near Denver, one year. It’s at http://www.grantfarms.com
I’m looking for chicken parts to make raw dog food. organ meats, feet, wings etc.. Does anyone have scraps.
That’s a tough one … A lot of people around town raise meat birds, but they aren’t organized anywhere I know of. Try visiting the Colorado Springs Urban Homestead Meetup at meet up.com and write to the organizer, Monycka. She may know of someone.
Hey! I love your blog, and I was wondering if you knew of any farms that raise corn-fed beef without any of the growth hormones or the petroleum-based protein pellets? My family raised beef that way when I was growing up, and the taste is completely from any commercial beef I’ve eaten. I’d like to be able to enjoy a burger the way ours tasted growing up!! Plus, the extra fat makes roasts taste better than grass-fed beef.
Hi Danielle,
Most of the ranches I’m connected to raise grass-finished beef, but you’re right that corn-finished beef tastes different and has more fat. Have you tried visiting Ranch Foods Direct? http://ranchfoodsdirect.com
RFD finishes their cattle on a mix of grains in a clean, uncrowded feedlot. You can visit their ranch just over the border with Kansas to see the cattle for yourself. This is from their website…
“Calves spend the first several months of their lives with their mama cows on grass pastures. After weaning, they are fed a high-energy ration of natural corn, barley, and sorghum for approximately 180-220 days before processing because we believe it makes the meat more tender and flavorful. We always buy the freshest, most local ingredients available for our stringent feeding program while following all generally accepted sustainable and humane practices. No synthetic growth hormones are used, and no continuous-fed sub-therapeutic antibiotics (which can cause bacterial resistance in human medicine) and no animal by-products are used in our feeding program.”
This is where I go when I run out of my grass-finished quarter and I need meat. It’s very good.
Thanks for the compliment on the blog!
Bonnie
I’m having difficulty finding Cornish hens. I have a recipe that i would like to perfect and ranch food direct doesn’t currently have any. Any ideas?
Hi James,
I don’t know of anyone raising Cornish Hens, but you could try contacting a rancher who raises chickens and asking if they’d raise a few for you.