This is an informative site on the benefits of organic chicken and the health risks of commercially raised chicken (also known as the '3 month chicken' as it only takes 3 months for maturity):
http://www.ourfathersfarm.com/benefits-of-organic-chicken.html
Keep informed!
Thursday, May 26, 2016
2016 Ramadhan Promotion! Don't miss it!
Hello folks! Puasa month is upon us and we've got some good news for ALL of you.
We are selling XL size chickens for the price of L size chickens!
Here's the chicken size chart:
Hurry and make your orders now before stocks run out!
We are selling XL size chickens for the price of L size chickens!
Here's the chicken size chart:
Hurry and make your orders now before stocks run out!
About The Farm and Our Organic Kampung Chicken
The Farm
The farm is in 3 acres of land in Bukit Kadir, Negeri Sembilan. There are 3 coops A, B and C.
Here are some pictures of the farm:
Our Organic Kampung Chickens
Chickens are fed vegetables, washed corn, wheat and something malays call 'hampas padi' which means residue from rice processing. It looks like this:
The chickens drink water mixed with good bacteria (yakult) and are fed the occasional Habatussauda (black seed)... all 100% organic.
We DO NOT feed the chickens with processed poultry foods like dedak (as it is not nutritious for the chickens and probably has chemicals) or even desiccated coconut residue (as it can result in parasitic worms developing and growing in the chicken's gut).
The farm is in 3 acres of land in Bukit Kadir, Negeri Sembilan. There are 3 coops A, B and C.
Here are some pictures of the farm:
Our Organic Kampung Chickens
Chickens are fed vegetables, washed corn, wheat and something malays call 'hampas padi' which means residue from rice processing. It looks like this:
The chickens drink water mixed with good bacteria (yakult) and are fed the occasional Habatussauda (black seed)... all 100% organic.
We DO NOT feed the chickens with processed poultry foods like dedak (as it is not nutritious for the chickens and probably has chemicals) or even desiccated coconut residue (as it can result in parasitic worms developing and growing in the chicken's gut).
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