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Fresh & Natural

Fresh, Tender, & Juicy

Our turkeys are delicious because they grow slowly, the way nature intended, without growth promoting hormones, stimulants, or antibiotics. Our practices guarantee a delicious, all natural turkey that is unsurpassed in quality. One taste and we are sure you will agree.



Natural Feed, All Natural Turkeys

We feed our flocks a vegetarian diet made with locally grown corn and soybeans is fortified with the vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and probiotics they need to support their health. Our turkeys never receive antibiotics or growth promotants at any time. Cheaper feed ingredients such as animal by-products, bakery by-products, and pet food by-products are never used in our poultry feed.




Humanely Raised

Humane Practices for Our Turkeys

Our turkeys meet the very strict Certified Humane® guidelines and Farm Animal Welfare Standards for turkeys.
In addition to meeting these guidelines, Koch's scored a 100% on the Turkey Welfare and Humane practices independent audit by Steritech. For more information, please go to Certified Humane®.



We Meet Animal Welfare Standards

The Global Animal Partnership (GAP), a nonprofit charitable organization founded in 2008, brings together farmers, scientists, ranchers, retailers, and animal advocates - a diverse group with the common goal of improving the welfare of animals in agriculture. The 5-Step™ Animal Welfare Rating Standards recognizes and rewards producers for their welfare practices, promotes and facilitates continuous improvement, and better informs consumers about the production systems they choose to support.

With the successful completion of a pilot program with Whole Foods Market, the leading natural and organic food retailer, GAP is engaging with new retail partners, both restaurants and grocers. This program provides retailers and food outlets an animal welfare labeling program that demonstrates their commitment to animal welfare and helps inform consumers about how the products they choose to buy were produced.

As of May 1, 2014, the 5-Step™ Program includes 2,406 farms and ranches that range from Step 1 to Step 5+ and raise more than 147 million animals annually.




Organic & Non-GMO

USDA Certified Organic Products


We offer a number of products that are USDA certified organic. From our whole turkeys to our drums, wings, and bacon, you can be sure our turkeys are grown and processed according to federal guidelines. The USDA certified organic regulations require that our animals are raised in living conditions accommodating their natural behaviors (like the ability to graze on pasture), fed 100% organic feed and forage, and not administered antibiotics or hormones.

For more information regarding USDA certified organic products, go to USDA.



Non-GMO Project Certified

We are proud to say that some of our Organic products are verified by the Non-GMO Project. What does this mean for you as a consumer? Products bearing this label have passed the rigorous verification process set forth by this organization. Below is a list of consensus-based best practices that are required for verification.

• We require ongoing testing of all at-risk ingredients - any ingredient being grown commercially in GMO form must be tested prior to use in a verified product.

• We use an Action Threshold of 0.9%. This is in alignment with laws in the European Union (where any product containing more than 0.9% GMO must be labeled). Absence of all GMOs is the target for all Non-GMO Project Standard compliant products. Continuous improvement practices toward achieving this goal must be part of the Participant's quality management systems.

• After the test, we require rigorous traceability and segregation practices to be followed in order to ensure ingredient integrity through to the finished product.

• For low-risk ingredients, we conduct a thorough review of ingredient specification sheets to determine absence of GMO risk.

• Verification is maintained through an annual audit, along with onsite inspections for high-risk products.

For more information regarding the Non-GMO Project, go to Non-GMO Project.