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Holiday Turkeys

Hand-Fed, Pasture-Raised

Liberty Family Farms offers pasture-raised turkeys for the holidays. The birds roamed freely in a fenced pasture behind the barn and next to a small brook that wanders the property. Fed on healthful grains with supplemental vegetables from the farmstead at the end of the day, our turkeys grow heavier and taste better. No antibiotics, animal by-products, hormones or additives are used.

Order your turkey by calling 413-426-6636.
For more information:
Call or text 413-426-6636
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PRICES BY WEIGHT
8-11.99 lbs = $5.50 per pound + $5 slaughter fee*
12-19.99 lbs = $5.25/lb + $10 slaughter fee*
20-29.99 lbs = $5.00/lb + $15 slaughter fee*
30+ lbs = $4.75/lb + $20 slaughter fee*
CASH ONLY (checks & cards not accepted)

*Liberty turkeys are plunged into ice immediately after their cleaning. The birds are held overnight in ice to fully chill the meat, then the giblets are returned to the cavity. No salt, no brines, no preservatives are added to the meat during processing.
TO ORDER YOUR TURKEY
Call 413-426-6636

2026 PICKUP TIMES
Saturday, 11/21 = 10am-5pm
Sunday, 11/22 = 10am-5pm
Monday, 11/23 = 10am-5pm
Tuesday, 11/24 = 10am-5pm

LOCATION:
1102 Center Street
Ludlow, Massachusetts
413-426-6636

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