Madison, CT
Madison Boy Scout Troop 490 wants to help you and the environment!
For a small, tax-deductible donation of only $15.00, we will pick up your tree from your yard on Sunday, January 7th 2018 or Saturday, January 13th 2018
To sign up to have your tree picked up, please click here
For more information email:bsatroop490@yahoo.com
Please include your Name, Address and Phone number.
Or
You may call 1-203-744-XMAS (9627)
Please note: We are sold out of turkeys for the 2016 season.
We will accept deposits for the 2017 season at any time. Please call (203) 779-9187 or email today.
At Field House Farm, we raise our Heritage Turkeys in a natural environment where they are encouraged to behave as they would in the wild. They are supplemented with a natural, no animal by-product grain, but their main diet consists of foraged items, bugs, grass, seeds, and nuts. We process the birds the week before Thanksgiving so that you are ensured a fresh, never been frozen turkey for your holiday table.
This baby calf arrived today!
Please take a moment to read this wonderful article at boston.com!
BY CHARLOTTE WILDER
When Stephanie Lesnik talks about her heritage turkeys, it sounds like she’s quoting one of Carrie Bradshaw’s monologues in Sex and the City.
“She’s difficult to pin down,” Lesnik said, describing of one of her Bourbon Red turkeys. “She will fly away. She’s very close to a wild type of bird.”
The birds Lesnik raises at Field House Farm in Madison, Connecticut, are as close to wild turkeys as you can get without chasing one down as it wanders across a suburban road. They have fairly small breasts and large, meaty legs, which is how turkeys naturally grew before large-scale agriculture came along, she explained. (Read the full article)
Please note: we are sold out of heritage turkeys for the 2015 season.
