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Where to Buy Pastured Poultry in Georgia (That’s Actually Raised on Pasture)

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Evan Weatherup

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May 25, 2025

Where to Buy Pastured Poultry in Georgia | Wannabe Farms

Where to Buy Pastured Poultry in Georgia (That’s Actually Raised on Pasture)

If you’ve ever searched for “pastured poultry in Georgia,” you already know—there’s a lot of noise out there. Slick branding, buzzwords like “natural” or “free-range,” and picture-perfect packaging. But if you’re looking for real pastured poultry, raised with transparency, integrity, and regenerative practices—you might have to dig a little deeper.

That’s where we come in.

✅ What Does “Pastured Poultry” Actually Mean?

To us, it means this:

  • Our birds are moved daily to fresh pasture
  • They spend the majority of their lives outdoors, foraging in sunlight and scratching through living soil
  • They are fed a certified organic, soy-free, and corn-free diet from KOFFI Organic Feed
  • They are never given antibiotics, hormones, vaccines, or mRNA
  • They are processed at a USDA-inspected facility with humane handling every step of the way

In short, we don’t just raise chickens—we raise standards.

🐓 So Where Can You Buy Chicken Like This in Georgia?

Right here at Wannabe Farms in Barnesville, GA.

We’re a sixth-generation family farm raising poultry for our own family—and yours. When you order from us, you’re not buying from a faceless brand or a big-box farm. You’re supporting a homeschooling, farm-living, chicken-moving, faith-rooted family that’s doing things the old-fashioned, honest way.

📍 Available for Pickup or Delivery

🚚 Home Delivery

We deliver within a 15-mile radius of our farm (Barnesville, Griffin, Thomaston, Forsyth). Orders go out every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.

🧺 Farm Pickup

Prefer to stop by? Pickup is available 7 days a week at our gated farm—just place your order online first so we can prepare it!

👀 How We Compare to Bigger Farms

We may not be as big as some of our competitors —but that’s kind of the point.

  • We’re hands-on with every flock
  • We use organic feed, not just “non-GMO”
  • Our children help us with chores and deliveries
  • We don’t compromise on ethics to grow faster

If you're tired of wondering what's really in your chicken, you're in the right place.

❤️ From Our Family to Yours

At Wannabe Farms, we believe clean food is a calling. And we believe you deserve to know where your food comes from—and who’s behind it.

Browse our current inventory of pasture-raised chicken below. We can’t wait to feed your family.

👉 Shop Pastured Poultry Now

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