Pasture Raised & Non GMO Heritage Turkey
KW Homestead raises pasture raised, free range, GMO free, heritage turkeys. This year we’re raising Black Spanish, Chocolate, White Holland, and Bourbon Red heritage birds. Let our small farmstead in North Carolina’s Triad supply you with your family’s Thanksgiving turkey!
Click here to reserve your Heritage Turkey now.
Our heritage birds are raised OUTSIDE, on pasture, where they act like turkeys, forage and eat insects, acorns and non-GMO grains. They breathe fresh air, drink fresh water, and live a happy life free of antibiotics and hormones. They are humanely harvested, with dignity, and will make a one of kind centerpiece on your Thanksgiving table.
Heritage turkeys are different than your typical turkey from the supermarket. They have more dark meat, more flavor, and take longer to grow. They are not bland, but instead have a rich flavor more like their wild ancestors than like chicken.
We have birds available weighing 7-15 lbs. in November of each year. Toms are 14-17 lbs and hens are 7-9 lbs.
Ordering Information
If you would like to reserve your Thanksgiving 2021 turkey now, click on this link!
To reserve, we require a $30 deposit. This locks in the price of your bird at the price seen below. The balance is due when you pick up your turkey in November. Your deposit also reserves your place in line to choose the size bird you would like!
Reserve now to lock in your price @ $12.50/lb.
For example: You reserve a turkey for $30. You then pick up your 10 pound turkey. 10 lb. @ $12.50 lb. = $125.00. $125.00 – $30.00 = $95.00 due at pickup.
By ordering and reserving your turkey in advance you experience significant savings!
Think of it like a CSA (Community Supported Agriculture), only with turkeys. A CST… Community Supported Turkeys!
You will be able to pick up your turkey in Greensboro, on either the Saturday or the Tuesday before the holiday.
Here are a few Thanksgiving Turkey pictures sent to us from last year’s satisfied customers:
If you have any questions, feel free to send an email to kwhomestead@gmail.com, call us at 336.419.0724, or Like us on Facebook and send us a message! Or better yet, leave a comment on this page if you think your question might be relevant to other people.
Once you order you will join our email list specifically for Thanksgiving turkey orders. This email list will allow you to keep tabs on your turkey through updates and pictures!
We will keep you updated via our website and Facebook.
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August 6, 2017 at 4:23 pm
Hello, I am interested in purchasing a turkey for Thanksgiving this year. I would need one on the larger side as i need to deed seven (with some left overs). What sizes would be available? And what breeds do you carry?
August 7, 2017 at 5:44 pm
Hi Marc,
The breed we raise is the Bourbon Red (a delicious heritage breed). Our birds usually range from 7 up to 15 or 16 pounds. As of now, all sizes are available, and if you reserve now you reserve your bird and also your “place” in the order of size selection. We offer size preference in order of those who reserve first. So reserving now would definitely get you the sized bird you would like. We recommend at least an 11 or 12 pound bird for that many people, and even larger if you’d like more leftovers (or if your family is a hungry crowd!). The link to reserve your bird online is: http://www.ourochreway.com/product/thanksgiving-heritage-turkey-deposit/
We’ll also email you with these same details. Thanks!
October 17, 2021 at 9:48 pm
Do you sell live young turkeys to raise? Or do you only sell butchered turkey? We would like to raise and process a couple of our own.
October 19, 2021 at 11:45 am
We only sell butchered turkeys. The best time of year to order young heritage turkeys would be in March or April. Good luck!
April 9, 2023 at 5:03 pm
Do you ship?
July 7, 2023 at 2:06 pm
No, sorry.
October 24, 2023 at 9:49 am
Looking for female live turkey for a friend to our Tom, who is getting impatient. He was a gift to my husband, but came by himself?
Carole or Bill Purser, 704/614 4538 or 704 614 3877
November 3, 2023 at 12:29 pm
We aren’t raising turkeys his year. So sorry!
February 21, 2024 at 9:03 am
Good morning,
Are you raising turkey’s this year?
February 28, 2024 at 10:26 pm
We are not raising turkeys this year. So sorry!