simply natural flavor

  • NO Antibiotics
  • NO Vaccines
  • NO Corn
  • NO Soy
  • NO GMOs
  • Whole Grain Feed
  • Fresh Pasture Daily
  • "Bugs, Not Drugs"
  • Flavor and Nutrition
  • Idaho Native Farmer
Food is the best medicine!
Does how a chicken lives actually change the meat?
Everybody knows you are what you eat. In conventional systems, chickens tend to live in stressful environments and may stop moving much after just a few weeks. In animal agriculture, movement and stress levels are known to influence muscle structure, water retention, and flavor. It really is possible to "eat stress." By contrast, as soon as our birds can survive the cold Idaho nights, they are foraging and moving onto new pasture every day. That daily movement keeps them happy and builds strong muscle structure, resulting in juicy, well-textured, deeply flavorful meat.
What’s different about pasture-raised chicken compared to conventional options?
Food is the best medicine. Pasture isn’t just scenery—it changes the nutrition and allows us to take a "bugs not drugs" approach to livestock health. Fresh greens provide chlorophyll and micronutrients that support natural detoxification and nutrient retention. While pasture makes up a smaller portion of their diet by weight, its impact is significant. The result is healthier birds so you can put cleaner, better-tasting food on your plate.
Pasture fed food is healthier than stock-fed alternatives.
At home in Southeast Idaho!
Who’s raising this chicken, and what does that change?
Willow Hedge Farms is located in Southeast Idaho. We strive to give back more than we take from the land that sustains us; and source the highest quality feed and materials as close to home as possible. As a small, local producer, our customers can expect transparency, accountability, and a tangible relationship with the food they put in their bodies. In a world of fragile supply chains, supporting local producers strengthens our community—and keeps food dollars where they matter most.

How do I get Willow Hedge Farms Chicken?

  1. Choose how many pounds of chicken you want.
  2. We guess how many birds that will be.
  3. Pick which delivery date will work for you to get your chicken.
  4. Fill out the payment form with your email and phone number.
  5. Meet us at the drop-off location in Rigby to pick up your chicken.
  6. Store birds in the fridge or freezer, cook, and enjoy!