Chickens and their eggs

Here at Battle Creek Poultry we Americauna, Jersey Giant, Rhode Island Red, Barred Rock, and "easter egger" chickens. They all have one thing in common and that is they all produce a lot of eggs.
We collect our eggs daily and personally inspect and wash each egg. We do have roosters for flock protection and reproduction.
If you are looking for a chicken to eat, and not eggs, we can help with that too. Keep reading this page for more details on that.
As of March 2024 we charge $5.00 per dozen for chicken eggs.
Chicken Egg Facts (Large Egg, 50g)
- Calories: 71
- Total Fat: 5g
- Cholesterol: 211mg
- Sodium: 70mg
- Total Carbohydrate: 0g
- Protein: 6g
Meat Chickens!
We have lowered our prices for fresh chicken! This year we are carefully tracking the food and resources used to grow and prepare our meat chickens and decided that we can reduce our prices a little bit to just $4/pound! We know that does not compete with grocery store sale prices, but while we cannot compete with them on price, they cannot match our freshness and quality!
Let's face it - lots of people love chicken - its delicious and tender. But have you ever eaten really fresh chicken? Not chicken that was mass grown in a warehouse away from the light of day and the processed and then frozen and stashed away for a few months. But have you eaten a bird that was raised in a healthy environment and butchered recently? Try one of ours and you will know that there is a difference!
We are raising and preparing for sale several Cornish Cross chickens. They will be butchered in mid-May and cooled before freezing. They sell for just $5/pound - and our average weight on one of these birds last year was about 6 pounds - just the right size for a small family. Place your order today and let us know when you want to pick up your chicken and we will make this happen.
Our birds get lots of fresh air and sunshine and natural foods in addition to their feed.

These are Cornish Cross meat chickens. They were raised with fresh air and sunshine while getting their high-protein feed supplemented with natural grasses. Any that do not sell within three days will be frozen, so you can get more later on.
Chlorinated chickens? Not at Battle Creek Poultry. We frequently wash our work surfaces with bleach, but we dry them before putting your bird on there in order to prepare it! We DO NOT bleach our chickens as it done in some commercial processors. https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-47440562