Blissful Farms

Blissful Farms Offers:

We believe that happy animals are better tasting animals and healthier for your consumption. We specialize in healthy poultry and bird options. Our operations are focused on; cruelty-free, free-range, and clean healthy alternative chicken, turkey, duck, and ostrich eggs and meats. We value quality, not quantity. We are committed to providing the best products and service through building partnerships and a loyal customer base.

The family tradition of raising poultry nature's way makes a world of difference in the flavor of our poultry. We want to revolutionize poultry production and consumption by providing cruelty-free methods of husbandry, incubation, and poultry processes. Cruelty-free and free-range poultry tastes better and is better for you and your family.

In our way of poultry rearing, it is a balanced blend of family farm tradition, cruelty-free education, nutritional feeding, and the advancement of the development of both poultry breeds and alternative high-quality feed grains.

We will soon be offering ground meat (your choose of beef, lamb, goat, chicken, duck, turkey, or ostrich), homemade and persoalized preserves and pickled produce (canned for longer shelf life) and ostrich eggs, meats, and leather gifts. We currently offer fresh duck, turkey, and chicken eggs, and live ducklings, poulets, and chicks (seasonal). Availbility and other questions contact us via email at [email protected].

Always locally grown and always fresh! Our product offering is currently for local markets only (Washington and Oregon).

Sample Livestock, Poultry, and Hatchery

Fresh Duck Eggs

Best for baking, pickling, and preserving. Duck eggs can replace chicken egg in almost every recipe.

Fresh Chicken Eggs

Always fresh and always ready for delivery.

Cattle

T-bone, he is a Dexter who was born in 2010. The fat we use in our ground meat products well be provided by Dexter or Augus steers. Both are known for their taste, while Dexters are also known for their environmently efficiency (when compared to full size cattle). Butcher Oct 2011.