Our poultry and hog feed is non-GMO, grown locally, and milled by a trusted farm partner — because true food confidence starts long before the package reaches your freezer.
Chosen intentionally for our poultry and hogs.
Feed ingredients sourced close to home.
Milled by a farm partner we know and trust.
Built on accountability, not anonymous supply chains.
Why Feed Matters
Pasture matters deeply. Fresh air, sunshine, movement, and humane care all shape the quality of the food your family brings to the table.
But for poultry and hogs, feed is also a major part of the story. Chickens, turkeys, laying hens, and pigs are not grass-only animals. They thrive with access to pasture, but they also need a balanced feed ration to support health, growth, and consistent nutrition.
That is why feed sourcing is not an afterthought at Pure Pasture Farms. It is one of the quiet, important decisions behind the food we raise.
Most people never see the feed, the mill, or the local relationships behind a farm’s poultry, pork, or eggs. We think those details are worth paying attention to.
Our Feed Standard
At Pure Pasture Farms, the feed used for our poultry and hogs is selected to support better transparency, stronger local relationships, and food your family can trust.
Our poultry and hog feed is non-GMO, giving families a cleaner alternative to conventional commodity-fed meat and eggs.
We believe local sourcing helps rebuild accountability in a food system that has become too distant and anonymous.
The feed is milled by a trusted farm partner, helping us keep the supply chain closer to home.
We value relationship-based farming because trust is built through real people, real standards, and real accountability.
Pasture + Responsible Feed
Poultry and hogs are naturally omnivores. They benefit from pasture, bugs, forage, fresh ground, and outdoor living, but they still require a balanced feed ration.
That is why we focus on both parts of the equation: better living conditions and better feed sourcing.
“The difference starts before the package reaches your freezer.”
Pure Pasture Farms
Why Local Sourcing Matters
In today’s food system, many families are several steps removed from the truth behind their food.
Labels can be confusing. Supply chains can be anonymous. Words like “natural,” “farm raised,” and “wholesome” do not always tell the full story.
We believe you deserve more than marketing claims. You deserve to know how your food was raised, what went into it, and who stands behind it.
Our feed standard is not just about avoiding GMOs. It is about choosing local relationships over anonymous commodity systems. It is about accountability. It is about stewardship. And it is about doing the small things right, even when most people never see them.
Shop With Confidence
Our feed sourcing standard directly supports the products your family uses most often: pasture-raised poultry, forest-finished pork, and farm eggs.
Raised with access to pasture and supported with non-GMO feed grown and milled locally.
Shop Chicken → Forest-FinishedRaised with care and supported by a feed standard designed for transparency and trust.
Shop Pork → Farm FreshProduced by hens raised with outdoor access and non-GMO feed from a trusted local partner.
Shop Eggs →Common Questions
No. Poultry and hogs are not grass-only animals. They are naturally omnivores and need a balanced feed ration in addition to pasture, forage, and outdoor access. Our feed standard matters because feed is a major part of raising healthy poultry and hogs well.
Yes. The feed used for our poultry and hogs is non-GMO, locally grown, and milled by a trusted farm partner.
Locally milled feed helps keep the supply chain closer, more accountable, and more relationship-based. We prefer working with trusted farm partners instead of relying on anonymous commodity systems whenever possible.
Feed is one of the most important inputs for poultry and hogs. While pasture, fresh air, movement, and humane care all matter, feed sourcing is also part of the overall integrity of the food we raise.
Because “pasture-raised” only tells part of the story. We want families to understand the bigger picture: how the animals lived, what they were fed, who we partner with, and why those choices matter.
From the soil to the pasture to the feed behind the food, we are working to raise meat and eggs your family can eat with confidence.