Graceful Acres Farm raises dual-purpose chickens on pasture and forest. We sell eggs on a weekly basis, grown chickens and chicks from our farm in Pittsboro, North Carolina with driveway pickup by appointment only. If you'd like to learn more about the benefits of pasture raised vs cage raised big farm eggs, watch this interesting video from CBC in Canada, where they tested many different types of farm and commercially-raised eggs for nutrition. Small farm pasture-raised eggs had the highest nutritional value in their tests. The chicken breeds that we are currently growing include:
We are hatching and offering straight run chicks on a limited basis, and will offer young pullets later this spring. Due to high demand, we recommend reservations to hold your birds.
Our birds are started in small pens with a coop, then moved and raised in large mobile electric pens on pasture. We feed them organic feed and non-gmo scratch that includes omega-3 and they run around enjoying pasture greens and bugs in the field. We rotate our birds to fresh ground regularly to maintain health and ensure a variety of fresh feed sources.
We accept Paypal or cash payments.
We will have 4 month+ pullets for sale on a wait list starting in June of 2023.
We offer fresh eggs as available week by week with driveway pickup on the farm by appointment. Call or email each week for availability.
All chicken sales are final. Chickens are healthy at the time of sale. It is a good idea to separate your chickens when they are new, and allow them some time to adjust and be separate from your other birds. Our chickens are fed organic feed, non-gmo grain, weeds, vegetable scraps and healthy pasture greens and bugs.
Chicks are sold straight-run until they are old enough to be sexed accurately. For chicks that we hatch, they will be given the Mareks vaccine. For chickens that we sourced elsewhere, we can let you know the age and source of the bird, and if they were vaccinated. We have never had an outbreak of Mareks or other disease in our flock.
If pullets are producing, they may need to time adjust to continue the same productivity.