Holiday Turkeys
How To Reserve
You’ll be able to reserve turkeys on our website over the course of three days. Each day, there will be an equal amount of each size available. Reservations are available online only (there is no other way- not by phone, market, carrier pigeon, etc.)
A deposit of $50/turkey is required. You’ll pay the remaining balance when you pick it up.
Reservation Days & Times
Friday, November 8th at 12pm/noon
Saturday, November 9th at 9am
Sunday, November 10th at 5pm
How To Pick Up Your Turkey
Pick up at Root Down Farm on November 23rd and November 24th between 10 am - 3 pm
Pay the remaining balance for your turkey (the deposit just holds your reservation)
Pick ups take place during our Fall Farm Fest, the one weekend we are open to the public. Details below!
Fall Farm Fest 2024
Saturday, November 23rd & Sunday, November 24th from 10am-3pm
The one weekend of the year we open our gates and invite you in to see what we do and how we do it. Come wander our pastures, visit the animals, chat up Eagle Ed, eat some food, buy some meat, and see our regenerative practices in action! No turkey purchase necessary to enjoy Farm Fest.
Here’s what local products you can find for sale that weekend:
All Root Down Products (all cuts of pork, fresh chicken & fresh duck)
LeftCoast Grass-fed beef
Delicious hot food highlighting our meats
Level Lea Cidery with hard and soft cider from Root Down apples
Steadfast Herbs tinctures, salves, and teas
Apple Cider donuts from the donut queen
Blue House Farm goods and dried wreaths
Baked Goods and hot tea from Buttercup Cakes
Root Down Farm swag
.. and a whole lot more
Come on out and enjoy our farm!
Other fun turkey facts…
This is our eleventh season raising Turkeys!
This year we are raising over 500 Broad Breasted White and Broad Breasted Black breed turkeys.
After 4 weeks in the brooder, our turkeys are pasture-raised and are moved every other day to new ground.
Our turkeys are fed an organic, non-gmo feed and get about 25% of their diet from the pasture (grass, bugs, seeds, etc.)
They spend their days roaming the pastures, foraging for goodies, roosting in their turkey church, and gobbling in unison - all while being protected by our super duper supreme turkey guard dog, Bunny.