It started on less than an acre.

I got into this because I was fed up. Fed up with not knowing how my food was raised, where it was processed, or who was making money off it. The more I learned about how most chicken in this country is produced, the less I wanted to eat it, and the more I wanted to build something better.

So I started small. Freedom Farming began as a proof of concept: a few chicken tractors on less than an acre of a homeowner’s land here in the Treasure Valley. Move the birds every day. Feed them right. Process them close to home. It worked. It proved you don’t need a big farm or big money to raise real food.

That’s what Freedom Ag is built on. We raise Freedom Birds the right way, and we’re building a network of Freedom Farmers, people who want to farm and landowners with ground that isn’t doing anything, to bring pasture-raised food back to their communities.

This isn’t a brand that happens to have a mission. It’s a movement that happens to sell chicken. If you’re buying from us, you’re part of it.