Poultry
★★★★★10+ reviews

Pasture-Raised Whole Chicken

$30.00

Pasture-raised whole chicken from Mississippi, raised outdoors and supplemented with non-GMO grain. A flavorful, economical option for roasting, smoking, soups, broth, and family meal prep.

  • 100% grass-finished: pasture from birth through the last day.

  • Nothing added: no hormones, antibiotics, mRNA, or grain finishing.

  • Lab-tested nutrient-dense: measurably higher in omega-3s and beta-carotene.

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★★★★★4.9 · 10+ reviews
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★★★★★

Best ribeye I've cooked at home. Tasted the difference instantly — kids actually finished their plates.

Sarah K. · Memphis, TN
★★★★★

Showed up frozen solid, packed beautifully, every cut labeled. A real farm — not a marketing operation.

David M. · Oxford, MS
★★★★★

Toured the farm before we ordered. What you see is what shows up at your door. Worth every dollar.

Jen L. · Jackson, MS
Cooking notes

Grass-finished cuts cook faster than grain-finished. Drop your usual temp by 25°F and pull a few minutes earlier.

What's in the box

Vacuum-sealed in compostable BPA-free packaging, packed on dry ice for next-day shipping.

Shipping & returns

Orders over $399 ship free. Family Guarantee: if it doesn't earn its place on your table, we refund every dollar — and the meat stays in your freezer.

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— The standards —

What's behind every cut.

Average package weight: 4–5 lb

A pasture-raised whole bird for roasting, grilling, or slow cooking, with the carcass ready to become nourishing stock.

 

  • No mRNA or glyphosate
  • No hormones or steroids
  • No GMOs or antibiotics
  • No MSG, synthetic nitrates, or sugar

If it doesn't earn its place on your table, we refund every dollar — and the meat stays in your freezer.

Every protein is sent to an independent lab and tested for phytonutrient density. We don't claim our food is more nutrient-dense — we measure it.

Our Farming practices

Regeneratively focused

Regeneratively focused

Strategic, rotational grazing rebuilds Mississippi soil season by season. No synthetic fertilizer, no herbicides, no shortcuts — the livestock do the soil work, the soil grows the food.

Humanely raised

Humanely raised

Animals live the way animals should — on pasture, in family groups, with room to express natural behavior. Low-stress handling from birth through harvest, every time.

No growth promotants

No growth promotants

No hormones, no steroids, no growth-pushing additives. Livestock finish at their own pace on grass — taking longer to raise, putting better food on your table.

How we
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Questions about
this cut.

Can't find your answer? Reach us directly at (662) 351-3882 or hello@ettahillsfarm.com — we'll get back the same day.

Vacuum-sealed in compostable packaging, frozen solid, packed on dry ice for next-day arrival.

Frozen, vacuum-sealed, packed on dry ice in insulated boxes. Ships nationwide via FedEx or UPS — usually 1–2 days in transit. If anything thaws before it gets to you, we make it right.

Yes. Pick "farm pickup" at checkout instead of shipping and you'll save the shipping cost. We're at 90 Co Rd 253, Etta, MS 38627 — about an hour southeast of Memphis. Once your order is ready, we'll email you with a window to come grab it.

Yes — outdoors on grass, every day, in mobile shelters that move to fresh pasture regularly. They forage for bugs, scratch through cattle manure (genuinely — that's part of the rotation), and eat plants. They're not free-range in a barn with a door; they're on grass.

Yes — the gate's open. We're at 90 Co Rd 253, Etta, MS 38627, about an hour southeast of Memphis. Tours run on a regular schedule and are open to anyone curious about how the meat in their freezer actually gets raised. Book a tour at /pages/visit-the-farm.

We tested it. Higher in omega-3s, vitamin E, and beta-carotene than the supermarket alternative. Most farms market it. We measured it.

No. Pastured birds living outdoors with rotation don't develop the disease pressure that confinement operations need antibiotics to manage. If a sick bird ever needed treatment, it would be culled from our flock, not sold.

— Etta Hills Farm —

Pair this with the rest of your freezer.